TIRES Act

The TIRES Act, also known as Bill 114 s 1776, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The main goal of this bill is to address the issue of tire safety and recycling in the United States.

One of the key provisions of the TIRES Act is the establishment of a national tire safety standard. This standard would set guidelines for the safe manufacture and use of tires, with the aim of reducing accidents and injuries caused by faulty or worn-out tires. The bill also includes provisions for increased funding for tire safety research and education programs.

In addition to safety measures, the TIRES Act also addresses the issue of tire recycling. The bill calls for the development of a national tire recycling program, which would promote the reuse and recycling of old tires to reduce waste and environmental impact. This program would also provide incentives for businesses to participate in tire recycling efforts. Overall, the TIRES Act aims to improve tire safety and sustainability in the United States. By setting standards for tire manufacture and use, as well as promoting tire recycling, this bill seeks to protect consumers and the environment while also supporting the tire industry.