News - Asia & Pacific
2007
Movie star and Make Roads Safe ambassador Michelle Yeoh called for urgent action today to get children wearing helmets on motorcycles in Vietnam.
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It is an endurance task that would make even James Bond think twice. But British drivers Richard Meredith and Phil Colley have just become the first people in the world to cross the full Asian Highway – in James Bond’s favourite car, an Aston Martin - in a 16,000 km drive in support of the Make Roads Safe campaign.
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Richard Meredith and Phil Colley have driven the length of the Asian Highway and across Europe, 16,000 kilometres from Tokyo to London, in an Aston Martin V8 Vantage to raise awareness of the Make Roads Safe campaign.
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We’ve all heard the advice many times before: don’t drive when you’re tired. When Japan stepped up its Make Roads Safe campaign this year, it wanted to get key messages like this one out to the public, but the problem was how to grab people’s attention.
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Two British drivers are aiming to become the first people in the world to cross the full extent of the Asia-Pacific Highway and are making their journey to highlight road safety issues – including the Make Roads Safe campaign.
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Chinese policymakers have been urged to support the Make Roads Safe campaign at a road safety forum in Beijing.
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A campaign to support the Make Roads Safe petition has been launched in the Philippines.
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Make Roads Safe campaigners have met the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo to discuss the Make Roads Safe report.
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2006
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