AHM Involves 125 Students In The 2025 Road Safety Young Fighters Program

AHM provides driving safety/DOK AHM training

JAKARTA - PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM) has again taken an important role in the 'Young Fighters of Road Safety Indonesia' program, an initiative initiated by Indonesia Road Safety Partnership (IRSP) with the Ministry of Transportation.

The driving safety education program for students took place on November 5'13, 2025 and was held in three locations: Yogyakarta, Bali, and Cikarang, West Java. Entering the fourth year since it was first introduced in 2021, this program involved 125 selected students.

Starting from the Land Transportation College (STTD), Road Transportation Safety Polytechnic (PKTJ), Bali Land Transportation Polytechnic, Trisakti Institute of Transportation and Logistics, and Gadjah Mada University.

All participants are not only equipped with a basic driving skills, but also an understanding of road safety with a closer approach to youth communication styles.

In briefing the practice of safety riding, young fighters were trained by a certified Honda safety riding instructor. Training in Bali was given to 25 participants and held in the Bali Police Area.

In Yogyakarta, briefing for 25 participants took place at the Astra Motor Safety Riding Center of Yogyakarta. While the rest, as many as 75 participants, underwent training at AHM Safety Riding Park (SRP), Deltamas, Cikarang.

In addition to technical skills, participants also get material regarding effective communication and the use of social media for driving safety campaigns. Each student is expected to be able to become an inspirational figure.

General Manager of Marketing Planning and Analysis AHM, Andy Wijaya, emphasized the importance of the role of the younger generation in continuing a safe culture on the road. Of course, everything is done with an approach that can be quickly accepted by young people.

The Indonesian Road Safety Young Fighter Program has the same vision as the driving safety campaign that AHM has carried out. Through a very young approach, we hope that creativity in realizing a safe and comfortable driving safety campaign will continue to grow. We want to work together to oversee this," Andy said in his official statement, quoted on Saturday, November 15.

AHM continues to show consistency in providing driving safety education. Throughout 2025, the company noted that it had educated 1,070,814 participants through 6,926 activities in various parts of Indonesia. This education is divided into two categories of beneficiaries.

For children to students, AHM together with a network of main dealers and dealers provides education to 196,550 participants through 3,260 activities. Including traffic recognition through fairy tales, maket simulations or child traffic parks, to learning about dangerous behavior on the road.

Meanwhile, for the adult category, ranging from students to company employees, education reaches 874,264 participants through 3,666 activities. The materials provided include the introduction of potential hazards, driving skills, to the safety of electric motorcycles.

"The commitment to realize a safe, comfortable and fun driving safety culture continues to be developed. We also continue to update the driving safety material that was conveyed," said Andy.