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Driving Safety Promotion Center Honda Motor Co., Ltd.2-1-1 M inami Aoyama , M inato-ku, Tokyo 107-8556, Japan

Tel: +81-3-5412-1736 Fax: +81-3-5412-1737

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Senior Managing Officer and DirectorChief Officer

　Kohei TakeuchiGreetings

of Driving Safety Promotion CenterHonda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda has been working hard and making progress in its efforts to promote safe driving. I would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support and cooperation, without which we would not be able to implement our act ivi t ies as successfully as we did.

To realize a ‘collision-free mobility society’, which is an important mission for a mobility manufacturer, Honda has established the global safety slogan, “Safety for Everyone.” Aiming to ensure the safety of all types of road users , including not only automobile drivers and motorcycle riders but also pedestrians and cyclists, we conduct locally tailored activities across six regions (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia and Oceania, China, and Japan), placing particular focus on three areas: vehicle technologies, telecommunication networks, and safety education. While we are working to improve the quality of individual activities, we are also aiming to generate synergies from combining different initiatives.

However, as brought to light by the World Health Organization (WHO), there is a serious situation where 1.25 million people die annually in traffic accidents around the world, with the majority taking place in developing and emerging countries. The United Nations and other affiliated organizations are implementing initiatives to reduce the number of such accidents by 2020 to half of the 2010 value.

At the same time, when we look at the situation regarding traffic accidents in Japan, the number of injuries and traffic accidents in 2015 declined for the 11th consecutive year. However, the number of persons who died within 24 hours of an accident was 4,117, an increase for the first time in 15 years. As of the end of October 2016, the number of deaths went back down, but in this increasingly aging society, both the public and private sector must work together to come up with effective measures to further reduce the number of deaths from traffic accidents.

In response to this situation, in 2016, the Japanese government established the 10th Basic Plan for Road Safety. This plan aims to reduce the number of traffic accident deaths to 2,500 persons or less by 2020, which is the year of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. Honda will be expected to go to even greater lengths to make a positive contribution to achieving the government’s goal of becoming a mobile society with the world’s safest roads.

The safe-driving technologies that Honda announced in 2 0 1 4 , c o l l e c t i v e l y k n o w n a s H o n d a SENSING/AcuraWatch, is a set of advanced safety technologies that utilize sensors and other features to support all aspects of driving—from normal operations to accident prevention—based on information of the vehicle’s surroundings. In 2015, we expanded the number of vehicle models in Japan, Europe and the United States with these technologies installed, and have also started installing

them on vehicles offered in Thailand and China. We aim to reliably yet swiftly expand the use of such features as we pursue the development of self-driving technologies in the future.

Honda has also been continuing in its efforts to provide prefectural police departments and local governments with information from our SAFETY MAP mapping system so that they can utilize such data toward making specific road improvements and developing accident prevention measures. The SAFETY MAP allows users to check hazardous areas online, such as sites involving frequent sudden braking, areas with high accident rates, and areas that people have identified through submitted information as being dangerous. Honda has made use of its strengths and worked to prevent accidents from the perspective of providing relevant information.

In the area of safety education, we have been working to promote safety measures for the elderly, particularly in providing traffic safety education, as well as in educating children of all ages, from toddlers to high school students. In our activities to promote safe driving in the field of social welfare, which we have been emphasizing the past few years, we have been partnering with local driving schools and working together with neighboring hospitals and rehabilitation facilities to support sufferers of higher brain dysfunction who wish to resume driving to be able to return to the road in a safe manner. We have also been increasing the number of educational programs for drivers working at rehabilitation centers and daycare centers, whose work is to ensure safety and peace of mind in providing transportation services for older persons. We will continue to answer the needs of society, even in the f ie ld of sa fe ty educa t ion , and wi l l b r ing new perspectives and innovation as we advance our activities in such educational efforts.

Honda is also taking proactive steps to promote road safety outside of Japan, primarily in Asia, with efforts led by Honda’s overseas offices and in partnership with the Honda dealers. These efforts involve educating drivers, but also encompass a diverse range of awareness-building activities, including education for children. We will continue providing support, such as by offering Japan’s know-how and personnel training, in a manner tailored to the needs of the local environment.

Honda will aim to realize a ‘collision-free mobility society’ as we strengthen our partnerships even further with everyone involved, including the government, affiliated organizations, and the local community, in striving to achieve road safety.

I hope you will join us on this journey to promote safe driving and road safety and I look forward to your continued support.

Honda’s Approach to Safety

Honda dreams of a collision free mobility society where our customers, and everyone sharing the road, can safely and confidently enjoy the freedom of mobility.

We are dedicated to identifying and implementing safety improvements through vehicle technologies, safety education, and telecommunication networks that can connect everyone sharing the road.

Recognizing the importance of working together with local communities in promoting safety education, we closely collaborate with grassroots organizations to offer various awareness-raising activities for specific age groups, ranging from children to senior citizens.

Activities of the Honda Driving Safety Promotion CenterAt Honda, we are engaged in activities to promote safe driving that focus on three main pillars: instructor training, opportunity creation, and software development. Our aim is to pass on safety education from person to person and provide participatory, hands-on education that can let people experience hazards in a safe environment.

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OpportunityCreation

SoftwareDevelopment

We are nurturing traffic safetyinstructors.

We provide people withopportunities to think and learnabout traffic safety.

We are developing educationalprograms and equipment to helpincrease learning effects.

We need to develop traffic safety instructors in order to effectively provide and expand traffic safety education. To this end, Honda is proactively developing instructors who will pass on safety education from person to person. We also provide the companies, local communities, and driving schools that support us in our activities with know-how in giving safety instructions, thereby helping them develop their own traffic safety instructors.

We provide customers and local inhabitants with various opportunities to think about traffic rules and manners for driving safety. For example, we provide parents and their c h i l d r e n w i t h t r a f f i c s a f e t y c l a s s e s ; participatory hands-on training and seminars where participants can experience hazards in a safe environment; and lessons in which participants can discuss with each other and review their past traffic-related behavior.

We regard it as one of the Driving Safety Promotion Center’s important activities to deve lop educa t iona l t oo l s , i nc lud ing educational programs and equipment that can be used to teach people about traffic safety. We focus on the development of a range of programs for traffic safety education to help people increase their safety awareness. We are also promoting the development of simulators that enable people to virtually experience hazards in a safe environment.

The Driving Safety Promotion Center’sSystem to Promote Activities

We are expanding the target of ouractivities to provide more people withsafety education.

The Driving Safety Promotion Center aims to provide safe driving education in a manner appropriate to each age group. Honda’s driving safety promotion bases, where instructors and staff concerned with traffic safety education are stationed, provide people with opportunities to receive traffic safety education and conduct other traffic safety activities in cooperation with related organizations.

Driving SafetyPromotion Center

●Supervisory activities ●R&DRegional Branches(at five Honda factories across Japan)

In charge of promoting locally g r o u n d e d t r a f f i c s a f e t y education for all age groups, from children to the elderly.

Traffic Education Centers(seven across Japan)

Mainly develop instructors and provide companies and general drivers with driving safety education.

Cooperation withexternal entities

• Affiliated companies• Driving schools• Other related organizations

DealersStaff of motorcycle and automobi le dealerships give advice or offer safety seminars to customers.

Overseas officesIn other countries, Honda’s local subsidiaries lead the driving safety promotion activities.

Safety EducationProviding knowledge, skills, and education for safe driving to society at large

Vehicle TechnologiesDeveloping and promoting even more effective technologies to ensure the safety of all road users

Telecommunication NetworksC o m m u n i c a t i n g e s s e n t i a l information in an integrated manner to raise traffic safety awareness

Road traffic accidentsNever become a victim, Never be a cause,

Strive to eliminate

Advancement of each area Mutual partnership

Aiming to realize a collision-free mobile society

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Activities Review of 2016:

Taking our activities to a higher level by deepening our

1) Development and rollout ofeducational tools

2) Further improvement of existingactivities and launch of new initiatives

3) Efforts to reduce motorcycleaccidents outside Japan

1) Development and rollout ofeducational tools

Development of neweducational programs for toddlers

●Supporting local dealers intheir traffic safety activities

Priority Objectives

Towards the future

Third year of the Three-year Plan

partnerships with everyone in a variety of different fields

In FY2016, the third and final year of our three-year plan, we at the Honda Driving Safety Promotion Center continued to focus on the following three objectives in line with a policy that calls for a shift in the focus of our driving safety promotion activities to more strategic initiatives by developing innovative and unique educational programs:

Traffic safety is closely associated with our daily lives; therefore, it is important to educate toddlers about traffic safety before their range of activity expands. However, traffic safety education is usually rather stiff and formal for children in their early years, and is not something that normally attracts their interest. We believe that we could make such education more effective if we add elements that are fun and interesting to the educational aspects of traffic safety. Thus, we developed a new traffic safety educational program that allows children to become aware about safety while having fun. This program uses original traffic safety animat ion geared toward smal l children, and aims to nurture the ability to become aware of potentially d a n g e r o u s s i t u a t i o n s t h r o u g h c o n v e r s a t i o n s h e l d w i t h t h e instructors.The introductory part of this program begins with physical exercises so that children can begin by having fun moving their bodies while learning about actions related to safety.

In developing this program, we

collected comments from local instructors who educate children on traffic safety, as well as teachers at kindergartens and daycare centers, with the aim of formulating a program to be easy to use a t the s i t e o f education, while also making i t effective for children. We are truly grateful for their valuable insight.

We have also begun to develop educational programs for children. As with the program for toddlers, these programs aimed at children are also being developed while incorporating f e e d b a c k f r o m t r a f f i c s a f e t y instructors working on site, as we seek to create unique educational programs of the kind that only Honda can offer.

Toward the wider applicationof SAFETY MAP

Honda’s SAFETY MAP is a social map des igned fo r use by loca l residents, elementary and junior high schoo ls , bus inesses , and o ther organizat ions for t raff ic safety activities in their communities. We aim to reduce road accidents, as much as possible, by making proposals on improving road environments based on information obtained through this map service. In March, we signed an agreement with the Osaka Prefectural Police Department to promote traffic accident prevention measures, thereby agreeing to mutually work together in analyzing traffic accidents and other activities utilizing the SAFETY MAP. Specifically, locations prone to sudden braking as shown by data collected from the SAFETY MAP are reflected in the Osaka Prefectural Police Department’s traffic accident analysis map, thereby allowing the realization a multi-faceted approach to analyzing accidents. Other such efforts are being implemented toward realizing measures to prevent traffic accidents. We are expanding the scope of such activities, with plans underway to sign a similar agreement with the Nagano Prefectural Police Department.

2) Further improvement of existingactivities and launch of new initiatives

Safe driving initiatives for persons with disabilities

For people who suffer from higher brain dysfunction, such as following a stroke, and wish to resume driving a car, currently, there are few medical institutions that are able to evaluate their ability to drive. This is because the evaluation criteria and standards for determining whether a person is able to drive have not yet been clarified. Thus, we put our many years of experience in safe driving education and know-how to use in developing software and programs to assist healthcare practitioners in judging whether or not their patients are able to drive. We are also working toward promoting the wider use of such software and programs.

Current ly , in order to ass is t driving evaluation and training using an actual car, we offer the Safety Driving Program for Disabled Drivers at Honda’s Traffic Education Centers nat ionwide. However , the most convenient place for people who wish t o r e s u m e d r i v i n g i s a t t h e i r neighborhood driving school. Thus, we are developing a system to enable drivers to receive the Safety Driving Program for Disabled Drivers at their local driving school.

Furthermore, we are also involved i n a c t i v i t i e s t o s u p p o r t t h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f a p r o c e s s f o r resuming driving within the local community. We launched a project t o g e t h e r w i t h h o s p i t a l s a n d rehabilitation centers in the four prefectures within the Shikoku area that seeks to clarify the methods and judgment standards for evaluating the driving abilities of a person who wishes to resume driving, before they start training with an actual car. Through this project, this year we were able to establish evaluation methods that can be put into practice at many hospitals. The project seeks to implement the results of our efforts not only within the four prefectures of Shikoku, but also to hospitals all throughout Japan that share the same concerns.

Moreover, with the advancement

of aging, there are an increasing number of cases where hospitals and r e h a b i l i t a t i o n c e n t e r s o f f e r transportation services to and from their facilities. Thus, we are involved in initiatives to ensure safety and r e a s s u r a n c e t o u s e r s o f s u c h t r a n s p o r t a t i o n s s e r v i c e s . W e d e v e l o p e d t h e D r i v i n g S a f e t y Program for Transportation Services, which is being utilized to educate drivers by organizations that offer such services. This program has been i m p l e m e n t e d i n G u n m a a n d Yamagata prefectures starting this year as a part of practical training for d r ivers of these t ranspor ta t ion services.

Creating opportunities to offer traffic safety programs to more people

W e a r e s t r e n g t h e n i n g col labora t ion wi th Honda Cars automobile dealerships, which are the point of contact between Honda and our customers and local communities, and supporting their traffic safety activities. These activities are built on our desire to expand our activities to the local communities where these dealerships are located, in order to protect not only our customers, but also everyone in the local community.

As part of such efforts, the staff at each of the Honda Cars dealerships receives training on Honda’s road safety lessons for toddlers, known as the Ayatori i Hiyoko program. These s ta f f cur ren t ly p rov ide loca l ly grounded activities, such as offering traffic safety classes to children visiting their dealership showrooms, as well as to children at tending ne ighbor ing k indergar tens and preschools.

In addition to the above safety activities, we reviewed our training system for Honda’s in-house safety coordinator certification that allows the staff to give safety advice to customers at each dealership. The training programs are designed to have participants acquire an accurate understanding of the company’ s philosophy on traffic safety, which

●Initiatives to promote theexpansion of traffic safety education

W e a r e a l s o s t r e n g t h e n i n g collaboration with local communities and schools in order to increase opportunities to provide traffic safety education.

The program for older pedestrians that we developed in November 2015 entered into full-scale nationwide implementation from 2016. Looking at traffic accident deaths in 2015, the number of older people (age 65 and over) involved account for 54.6% of the total figure, with nearly half (47.6%) t a k i n g p l a c e w h i l e w a l k i n g . B y expanding this program to as many local instructors as possible, we hope to be able to contribute toward reducing the number of deaths of older pedestrians as a result of traffic accidents.

Our traffic safety education program for high school students, which started in 2012, has now entered its fifth year. In 2016, we created an instructors’ manual that makes it possible for high school teachers to voluntarily conduct bicycle-riding education, either as lectures in the classroom or as practical training using bicycles. These manuals are being distributed to high schools that wish to implement such educational activities. Our hope is that this manual can contribute toward enhancing traffic safety education at high schools.

3) Efforts to reduce motorcycleaccidents outside Japan

Honda’s overseas offices play a l e a d i n g r o l e i n o u r e f f o r t s t o communicate the importance of traffic safety to our customers and local communities outside Japan, with Honda providing support. Honda carried out a major renewal of their curriculum, feedback methods, and educational materials used in their programs for training motorcycle instructors from overseas offices. The renewed training p r o g r a m s p l a c e i m p o r t a n c e o n strengthening instruction abilities and improving participants’ abilities to plan and operate safety programs. Five countries have received this training so far.

Furthermore, A.P. Honda, our s a l e s c o m p a n y i n T h a i l a n d , established new traffic education facilities in two locations—Chiang Mai and Phuket. We also provided support in training persons newly hired at these facilities to become qualified as instructors.

We have been working on the above three key objectives in our three-year medium-term plan, which ends in 2016. All three areas have produced results, and activities have started to be widely implemented. We hope to continue advancing and developing a variety of activities in accordance with the relevant traffic environment. We will continue to promote activities based on Honda’s global slogan of bringing “Safety for Everyone.”

Honda has continued to inherit to this day since its founding. The system has also been revised to allow each Honda Cars office to host these safety coordinator training seminars on their own initiative.

Efforts to reduce motorcycle accidents outside JapanActivities to promote traffic safety outside Japan

◉Complete renewal of motorcycle instructor training program

Motorcycle instructor training (Sundiro Honda Motorcycle Co., Ltd.)

◉Taiwan: Strengthening our activities to promote safe driving

Honda safety riding parkin Phuket

Honda Taiwan riding school

Implementation of the traffic safety program Ayatorii

Automobile training for the Vietnamese police

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Traffic safety promotion activities for customers and local communities outside Japan are conducted by Honda’s overseas offices. Some of our main activities include safety awareness-raising activities by Honda dealers, hands-on education provided by our overseas Traffic Education Centers , and safety education offered to women and children, all of which are conducted in cooperation with the government and other affiliated organizations. Honda prov ides support to ensure that such act iv i t ies are implemented in a manner that is appropriate to the traffic situation in each country.

Honda is actively working to reduce the number of motorcycle accidents in various countries, mainly in Asia, where motorcycles serve as the main means of transportation. In order to support our overseas offices in their efforts to develop motorcycle instructors that contribute toward realizing a safe mobile society, Honda w o r k e d w i t h J a p a n’s T r a f f i c Education Centers to completely revamp the instructor training course. I t now has a new curr iculum to strengthen participants’ instruction, planning and operational abilities. The course also has a newly developed feedback sheet that informs the participants of their strengths and weaknesses after they finish their

training. These changes are designed to comprehensively enhance the abilities that a person is required to have as an instructor. Previously used educational materials and references were integrated and linked to the curriculum in order to enhance the efficiency of the training program. These mater ials have also been developed in the English language so that they can be u t i l ized in the participant’s home country. This new training program has been given to instructors working at motorcycle offices in India, Indonesia, Taiwan, China, and Thailand. In the future, we look forward to seeing these activities being developed and expanded in their home countries.

in line with the increase of large engine displacement motorcycles

Honda Taiwan Co., Ltd. is working with local dealers in strengthening its activities to promote safe driving, placing particular focus on customers riding large motorcycles. Honda Taiwan is conducting its activities throughout Taiwan mainly by giving safety advice at the time of new motorcycle delivery to customers, and hosting riding schools. From March 2015, staff from Taiwan participated in the new instructor training course held in Japan; and now, 11 instructors are currently working in Taiwan.

Furthermore, instructors from Taiwan went to Japan to participate in the t r a i n i n g p r o g r a m s a n d r i d i n g competitions hosted by Honda in order to improve their knowledge and skills. In September 2015, Honda Taiwan and local dealerships joined hands to host a riding school, which was highly appreciated by customers. Honda will continue to assist such initiatives implemented by Honda Taiwan and support their activities to promote safe driving in Taiwan.

H o n d a’s m o t o r c y c l e s a l e s company in Thailand, A.P. Honda, has been working with dealers, the g o v e r n m e n t a n d a f f i l i a t e d organizations to actively promote a c t i v i t i e s t o e n c o u r a g e t h e advancement of safety when driving m o t o r c y c l e s . T w o n e w t r a f f i c education facilities were built in 2016, and together with the two existing facilities, all serve as central sites for conducting activities on safe driving

within Thailand. These facilities are currently conducting a broad range of activities to promote safe driving, including hosting safe driving classes for the general population, including customers and children, as well as developing many new motorcycle i n s t r u c t o r s . H o n d a p r o v i d e s continuous assistance for these efforts by means of promoting personnel exchanges , such as by sending instructors from the Traffic Education Centers in Japan to teach in Thailand,

while also inviting Thai instructors to r ece ive t r a in ing a t t he Tra f f i c Education Centers in Japan.

◉Thailand: New traffic education facilities establishedat two locations within Thailand

Honda safety riding parkin Chiang Mai

◉Vietnam: Implementing safe driving training togetherwith Japanese instructors

Honda Vietnam Co., Ltd. (HVN) has a long history of conducting activities to promote safe driving geared toward customers, persons seeking to acquire a driver’s license, children, and students. In 2016, we dispatched instructors from Japan’s Traffic Education Centers to teach at a safe driving training program in Vietnam held for the Vietnamese p o l i c e . T h e r e , i n a d d i t i o n t o

motorcycle training that had been offered previously, the instructors also conducted automobile safety training. New activities were also implemented, s u c h a s w o r k i n g w i t h H V N instructors in conducting case studies on local traffic accidents. HVN will continue working together with the Vietnamese police in its efforts to advance activities for promoting safe driving.

◉Turkey: The traffic safety program for children, Ayatorii,held at local elementary schools

Honda Turkiye A.S. (HTR) is conducting activities to promote safe driving through various training programs and events held at the Traffic Education Center. From November 2015, a traffic safety educational program for children known as Ayator i i was implemented with the support of Honda and the Turkish Ministry of Education. This program was offered to 2,291 students

in 18 elementary schools in the vicinity of HTR, as well as to the children of HTR employees. In the future, this program will be offered throughout Turkey to expand our efforts to inform children of the importance “stopping” and “looking.”

　　

Educational materials and equipment to realize traffic safety

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Reference: Honda’s Traffic Education Centersfor hands-on educational experiences

　

●Total number of persons in driving safety promotion activities

In 2016, the cumulative number of persons mobilized

●Educational materials that provide learning opportunities

http://www.honda.co.jp/safetyinfo/publish/

to all, from children to the elderly

for driving safety promotion activities reached a total

Since 1970, Honda has always maintained steady efforts to continue conducting activities to promote safe driving. In 2016, the cumulative number of persons mobilized for this purpose reached approximately 6.26 million.

In our efforts to realize a non-collision mobile society, the entire Honda Group will work together as one as we strive even harder in our efforts to promote traffic safety.

Cumulative number of persons involvedin driving safety promotion activities by 2016Note: Honda Group activities, Estimate for 1970 to the end of 2016

(million persons)

6.36.26.16.05.95.85.75.65.55.45.35.25.15.04.9

Approx. 5.55 million

Approx. 5.76 million

Approx. 5.96 million

Approx. 6.14 million

Cumulative totalApprox. 6.26 million

of approximately 6.26 million.

●Honda’s Devices for Traffic Safety EducationBased on the many years of experience with our driving safety promotion activities, we provide educational devices such as simulators and risk prediction equipment to be used in various occasions to promote traffic safety.

Honda Riding Trainer

Honda Safety Navi

Honda Bicycle Simulator

Rehabilitation-use drivingcompetence evaluation software

This equipment was developed as an e a s y - t o - u s e t o o l t o e d u c a t e motorcyclists about riding safety in an effective manner. It is equipped with various functions, including the ability to diagnose the users’ riding skills and give relevant advice.

This software helps users learn in a relaxed manner how to drive safely and fuel-efficiently.

This simulator gives users a virtual experience of the risks they could face as cyclists. This helps them to increase their ability to predict risks and safety awareness.*Can be used by all age groupsf r o m e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o lstudents to the elderly.

This software helps evaluate the driving skills of people who would l ike to resume driving after recovering from m a j o r i n j u r y / i l l n e s s a n d p r o v i d e t h e m w i t h t h e n e c e s s a r y t r a i n i n g . I n a simulated traffic situation, users can practice the eye and limb coordination required for driving.

Honda’s website on our traffic safety initiatives offers a wide variety of original traffic safety information, including educational materials targeting everyone, from children to the elderly. Visi tors to this website can download pamphlets, such as “Dangerous bicycle operations as seen from examples of accidents,” as well as educational materials for instructors. Other educational materials for instructional use are also available for purchase. A variety of contents are also being uploaded as they become available, such as traffic safety information known as “Risk Prediction Training (KYT),” with easy-to-understand illustrations and videos, as well as the “Traffic Safety Game” that parents and children can play together as they learn.

Traffic education network available in seven locations within Japan

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Driving safety education programs provided by Traffic Education Centers

●　Kids Bike Class

Honda’s Traffic Education Centers established at seven locations throughout Japan provide a variety of programs, from improving driving skills, providing support for people resuming driving after a long break, as well as driver training fo r co rpora te d r ive r s tha t can be tai lor-made to a company’s needs. Through our rich know-how, participants can gain knowledge and skills for safe driving while having fun, such as by safely experiencing driving risks. For further information, please contact your nearest Traffic Education Center.

Honda’s Traffic Education Centers provide companies, schools, and individuals with driving safety education, and also train safety education providers. We also have a range of programs for individual customers that allow them to experience the appeal of cars and motorcycles in a safe manner. In recent years, we have also been seeing visitors from companies and organizations outside of Japan, and have thus started offering various training programs that are tailored to the traffic situation of different countries.

We offer safe driving education that utilizes the unique know-how of Honda’s Traffic Education Centers and that is tailor-made to a company’s needs. This includes training for persons driving a truck for the first time, drivers of emergency vehicles, eco-friendly driving, and risk prediction training.

This program gives children in the first grade of elementary school or older a chance to experience the fun of driving a motorcycle, as well as the importance of being mindful of traffic rules and manners. Parents serve as teachers for their children, thus helping to deepen parent-child communication while enhancing their awareness of traffic safety.

In this school, participants enhance their awareness of safe driving by learning not only the basics of riding, which includes steering and driving postures as well as “running, turning, and stopping” ability, but also advanced driving techniques.Honda’s instructors also give attentive advice regarding points to note about driving, in accordance with the driving skills of the participants.

This school is for customers who wish to overcome their fear and learn to enjoy driving as well as those who wish to improve their driving skills. The school gives participants knowledge and skills that will prove useful in practicing safe driving in their daily lives, and also enhance awareness toward safe driving. Honda’s instructors give attentive advice regarding points to note about driving, in accordance with the driving skills of the participants.

Active Safety Training Park MotegiTel: +81-285-64-0100

Traffic Education Center Rainbow SaitamaTel: +81-49-297-4111

Traffic Education Center Rainbow WakoTel: +81-48-461-1101

Traffic Education Center Rainbow HamanakoTel: +81-53-527-1131

Suzuka Circuit Traffic Education CenterTel: +81-59-378-0387

Traffic Education Center Rainbow FukuokaTel: +81-92-963-1421

Traffic Education Center Rainbow KumamotoTel: +81-96-293-1370

Saitama

ShizuokaMie

Fukuoka

Kumamoto

●　Driving safety training for companies ●　Honda Motorcyclist School (HMS)

●Honda Driving School (HDS)