June 01, 2021
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Triber is one of the key models of Renault India and more than 75,000 units have been sold its launch
French carmaker Renault’s compact crossover Triber has secured 4-star safety rating in the Global NCAP crash test, a certification for evaluating the safety of car models.
In its latest round of #SaferCarsForIndia crash test results, Global NCAP, a major programme of the Towards Zero Foundation, a UK-based charity working globally in support of the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety with a goal of halving road deaths and serious injuries by 2030, has released the scores for crash tests conducted on Triber which achieved four-star rating for adult occupants and three stars for child occupants.
Renault Triber, a seven-seater MPV, has bagged the 4-star safety rating for adult occupant safety and 3-star child occupant safety from Global NCAP, a leading global car assessment programme. Triber w
Adult occupant
The protection offered to the driver, and the passenger s head and neck were good. Driver s chest showed adequate protection while the passenger s chest received good protection. The bodyshell was rated as stable, and it was capable of withstanding further loadings. The footwell area was rated as stable, too.
Side impact Regulation UN95: the car met technical requirements of regulation UN95 as standard. The vehicle has standard SBR for driver and passenger. The car has standard ABS.
Child occupant
The child seat for the three-year-old prevented excessive forward movement during the impact offering fair protection to the chest. The 18-month-old CRS was installed with ISOFIX and support leg and protection offered to the 1.5-year-old dummy was good.
Late Ashford councillor Alex Ward, 31, recognised by Prince Michael of Kent with award
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A road safety campaign - coordinated by a late councillor - has received royal recognition.
From 2019 to 2020, Ashford borough councillor Alex Ward coordinated the #50by30 campaign for The Towards Zero Foundation, which set a global goal of halving road deaths by 2030.
Alex Ward celebrates his election to Ashford Borough Council with proud dad David last May. Picture: Paul Amos
Sadly, in July 2019, he began having trouble walking and by February he was unable to stand or lift his head and was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease.
His increasingly deteriorating condition meant he couldn t attend a meeting in Stockholm in February, during which the Global Ministerial Conference agreed with the target of halving deaths by 2030.
Global NCAP and the Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) on Thursday launched the fourth round of #SaferCarsForAfrica crash test results, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the FIA Foundation