The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has expressed concern at driver attitudes to tyre safety, as a survey conducted by the Authority has revealed that 1 in 8 drivers (14%) have bought part-worn tyres in the past. The survey of 1,000 motorists, conducted in November 2014, also showed that motorists are not checking their tyres regularly,
The Environment Minister, Alan Kelly has responded to the Irish Tyre Industry Association’s (ITIA) decision to withdraw from discussions with the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government (DECLG) on the proposed waste tyre compliance scheme with an inflammatory statement that may drive a further wedge between the tyre industry and the Department.
Recognising that there is another big event of national importance on the same weekend as the Auto Trade EXPO and the Irish Auto Trade Awards, event organisers Automotive Publications
The Irish Tyre Industry Association (ITIA) has noted Environment Minister, Alan Kelly’s comments in a statement issued to TyreTrade.ie earlier this week and has re-emphasised its commitment to a fit for purpose compliance scheme.
The (Tyre Recovery Activity Compliance Scheme) TRACS has taken issue with elements of Environment Minister, Alan Kelly’s statement, which was issued to TyreTrade.ie earlier this week.
The Irish Tyre Wholesalers and Retailers Association (ITWRA) is set to launch a legal challenge against the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government’s decision to introduce a full PRI for waste tyres.
The Auto Trade EXPO takes place at the Citywest Conference Centre in Dublin on Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18 and organisers Automotive Publications is advising attendees to register in advance to guarantee fast-track entry.
The Auto Trade EXPO Cruiser is on a tour of the country, calling on Garages, Motor Factors, Tyreshops and Bodyshops spreading the word about the forthcoming Auto Trade EXPO, which takes place at Citywest Exhibition Centre, Dublin, October 17-18.
Environment Minister, Alan Kelly has responded to the Irish Tyre Industry Association’s (ITIA) decision to withdraw from discussions with the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government (DECLG) on the proposed waste tyre compliance scheme, with an inflammatory statement, that may drive a further wedge between the tyre industry and the Department.
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