TyreSafe is delighted to announce Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service as its latest partner in a nationwide effort to improve tyre safety awareness and education. This partnership will see tyre safety information integrated into community safety initiatives at events across the county, reinforcing the critical role of properly maintained tyres in road safety.
By joining forces, Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service will collaborate with existing TyreSafe supporters in the region to provide essential tyre safety information to the public. This initiative will expand the service’s community engagement efforts, ensuring that tyre safety becomes a key focus alongside other fire and road safety activities.
Stuart Lovatt, TyreSafe Chair, welcomed the new partnership, saying “We are thrilled to welcome Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service to the TyreSafe network. Their commitment to community safety aligns perfectly with our mission to reduce tyre-related incidents through education and awareness. By working together with our regional supporters, we can reach even more drivers and ensure they understand the importance of checking their tyres regularly.”
Cathryn Williams, Prevention Officer, Road and Water Safety, at Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, added, “Partnering with TyreSafe allows us to strengthen our community outreach efforts and provide an additional layer of safety awareness. By incorporating tyre safety information into our existing initiatives, we can help road users take proactive steps to reduce risks and stay safe on the roads. We look forward to working with TyreSafe supporters to deliver this vital message across Shropshire.”
This partnership marks a significant step in expanding tyre safety awareness and ensuring that more drivers have access to essential tyre safety information. Road users are encouraged to perform regular tyre checks and take advantage of the guidance provided through TyreSafe and its network of partners.
