The 46th Tokyo Motor Show 2019 was held by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) at the Tokyo Big Sight (including the Aomi, West and South Exhibition Halls), Mega Web, Symbol Promenade Park and Drive Park venues in Tokyo’s waterfront Odaiba district for 12 days.
The conference marks the end of the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011–2020 and the starting point for continued collaboration on road safety. The conference aims to reach global consensus on guidelines for continued international collaboration on road safety up to 2030.
IMMA contributed at the ministerial conference, among others in the dedicated session on PTWs safety.
The 13th International Motorcycle Conference brought together the latest findings from research into motorcycle safety and ensured a fruitful exchange of ideas between research teams from numerous countries.
IMMA participated, among others, in the plenary panel session.
SIAM has embarked upon a unique Vehicle Safety Lecture Series for integrating and mainstreaming the road vehicle regulations and standards imperative for attaining safer roads and accident free mobility.
IMMA provided a global overview on road safety and harmonization of vehicle regulations for PTWs and clarified the minimum safety requirements according to the UNECE.
The Inland Transport Committee (ITC), established in 1947, is the highest policy-making body of UNECE in the field of transport.
IMMA President Mr. Rakesh Sharma participated in the virtually held round table "Road safety at a crossroads at the dawn of the new Decade of Action" of the 83 session of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee (ITC)
The workshop is co-organised by the International Transport Forum, the Swedish Transport Administration, (VTI), the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM), and the motorcycle manufacturers associations (IMMA and ACEM).
This workshop session, organized by IMMA, featured presentations on the use of motorcycles in the different regions in the world.
