Top 5 safest cars in India as rated by Global NCAP: Skoda Kushaq to Tata Punch toi.in/FS7zsZ48/a24gk

"Thousands of motorcyclists die every year across the ASEAN region, despite available life saving technologies such as #MotorcycleABS. We need a group of partners who will support decision makers with knowledge, skills & funding & hold them accountable for their actions." FIA Foundation

#LatinNCAP will introduce new crash tests results: 🗓️October 20th at 2:00 pm (UK time) ➡️Join the live webcast: latinncap.com

« Women, life, freedom ». From all parts of the world, people gather to show solidarity with Iranian women, to show that they believe in democracy and human rights.

UK’s largest e-scooter trial just got bigger with Voi Technology's expansion of its operating zone in Bristol. "We're in an age where we need sustainable urbanisation." Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol. Read more: bit.ly/3UtFiYE

Pleased to show FIA Foundation Annual Meeting progress GlobalNCAP #SaferCarsForIndia. New zero star cars now rare due to ratings & MORTHINDIA regulations. Car makers now competing for 5 stars. Thanks FIA Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies IRTE & Nitin Gadkari for support for vehicle safety.

Proud to see our consumer & advocacy work feature in the 20 year anniversary edition of the FIA Foundation Annual Report. fiafoundation.org/resources/fia-…

.Mahindra Group scores a welcome five star safety rating while Maruti Suzuki disappoints with three popular models scoring only one star each. Read the full story here: gncap.org/3V4BXjb #SaferCarsForIndia #50by30

The Mahindra Scorpio-N scored five stars for adult occupant protection & three stars for child occupant protection in the 2nd set of #SaferCarsForIndia results complying with Global NCAP’s new & more demanding crash test protocols. Full story: gncap.org/3V4BXjb #50by30

“GlobalNCAP congratulates Mahindra Group on its continuing commitment to safety. However, it's of great concern that the manufacturer with the largest market share in India, Maruti Suzuki, still offers such poorly performing models.” A Furas, SecGen GlobalNCAP. #SaferCarsForIndia

“The Maruti Suzuki ratings showcase disregard for the safety of Indian drivers, passengers & road users. #SaferCarsForIndia has shown how quickly manufacturers can adapt to meet GNCAP’s safety standards, it’s time for Maruti Suzuki to learn from other manufacturers like Mahindra.”

#SaferCarsForIndia was launched by GlobalNCAP in 2014 with the objective of promoting safer vehicles in the country. To date GlobalNCAP has completed sixty safety assessments which have acted as an important catalyst in the safety improvement of Indian cars.

Delighted to receive Premier Road Safety Awards from HRH Prince Michael for #50by30 campaign. This coveted prize was given to @TowardsZeroFdn in 2020 but covid pandemic prevented a physical presentation. Great for our trustees & staff to be here today at the 2022 Awards lunch.

#ZagExclusive: E-scooter stability the focus of new research from the regulators of eSkootr Championship ⚡🛴 Championship. Formula 1 engineering legend Peter Wright speaks exclusively to Zag about technical and safety findings from the first season of eSC racing. Read more: bit.ly/3vb58Gt

#InsightHub: A new FIA Foundation report by Tom Bishop & @tomcourtright.bsky.social examines the challenges & benefits of the motorcycle boom in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our new #InsightHub series shares the latest findings of some of the world’s leading mobility researchers. bit.ly/3CynchY

.Volkswagen India & Škoda India shine again with a five star performance but Maruti Suzuki continues to disappoint with one and two star ratings. Read the full story here: bit.ly/3ZH0lt8 #SaferCarsForIndia #50by30

“Given that six airbags are becoming a mandatory requirement for new models sold in India, it is particularly worrying for Global NCAP that Maruti Suzuki does not even make this requirement available as a customer option.” Alejandro Furas, SecGen GlobalNCAP. #SaferCarsForIndia

#SaferCarsForIndia was launched by Global NCAP in 2014 with the objective of promoting safer vehicles in the country. To date Global NCAP has completed more than sixty safety assessments which have acted as an important catalyst in the safety improvement of Indian cars.

#StopTheCrash arrives in Mexico to encourage the government and private sector to adopt crash avoidance technologies that prevent fatalities and mitigate serious injuries for all road users in support of the United Nations Global Goals. bit.ly/42BcDoI #MissionZero2050

Thanks to Latin NCAP, Cruz Roja Mexicana IAP, Poder del Consumidor, OMDAI, CESVI MÉXICO, Bloomberg Philanthropies & all our partners for helping us #stopthecrash. #MissionZero2050