Honda Foundation, Tamang Ride  PH renew tie

Honda Foundation, Inc. has renewed for another year its partnership with Tamang Ride PH, a road safety advocacy movement organized under the initiative of A Child’s Trust is Ours to Nurture, Inc. that started in January 2025 as HFI aimed to widen its reach to its beneficiaries. 

With ACTION’s advocacy of specifically catering to children and beginner road users, HFI has been able to reach out to younger audiences through campus events aimed at educating students on proper road safety practices.

As a follow up to the recently concluded Kids on Safety events earlier this month, HFI and Tamang Ride PH joined forces once again to conduct Students on Safety last Feb. 28 at the Paranaque National High School San Isidro Annex, Paranaque City with HFI and Tamang Ride PH representatives signing the memorandum of agreement.

While the Kids on Safety event was geared towards children aged 7-10 years old, Students on Safety was for teenagers aged 16-18 years old to learn about their responsibilities as future drivers and everyday commuters. It also served as their pre-licensing preparation as they will soon be eligible to apply for their own driver’s license. Tamang Ride PH curated these modules specifically for this target audience based on the foundations of Honda Safety Driving Center’s Teen Smart program. By the end of the event, 100 students were equipped with the proper mindset to follow traffic rules and correct riding practices. To make the experience feel more realistic, HSDC set up not only a test ride but also a Learn to Ride activity to allow inexperienced and amateur riders to try out different Honda motorcycles onsite with the guidance of HSDC instructors. 

“We are grateful to have found a partner like the Tamang Ride PH team. From their president and founder, Mr. Hajime Yokota, and even to the rest of the team, they truly embody the same passion we have for road safety, which you can see translates to our insightful and practical activities with them. We look forward to working with them once again. We hope we can inspire other Filipinos to be more involved in our advocacy since road safety should be a shared goal for all of us,” HFI president Rie Miyake said,

With this extended partnership, Honda aims to strengthen its commitment to its 2050 global safety goal of achieving zero collision fatalities involving any Honda vehicle, and by 2030, the company aims to reduce the number of these fatalities by 50%. 

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