India Kawasaki Motors (IKM) has been conducting safety riding clinics across India to promote two-wheeler safety. As part of this activity, the company organized a clinic on the test tracks of the Institute of Driving Training & Research (IDTR), Pune. The event was held on 16th January.
IKM has the knowledge to organize training programs for its customers. All the participants were trained on factors such as risky maneuvers and panic braking. The clinics have not witnessed a single injury till date.
Speaking on the occasion, S. Nishikawa, Director, IKM said, “Whatever I have, I want to share if it helps riders. Needless to say, it would not have been possible to organize this clinic without the support from IDTR Pune, and I want to specially mention their involvement, as a note of gratitude.”
IDTR Pune has conducted specially designed training programs to inculcate safety consciousness and safe driving habits in the city of Pune. “I am concerned about the rise in two-wheelers involved in accident cases, and hence we have to expand our activity further more especially for the younger generations” said K. Madhavraj, Head of IDTR Pune.
Both parties further plan activity and lectures in the future to enhance road safety in India. Driving tips given to bike riders will be useful for safe riding.