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M.H. Eby Partners with NATM for National Trailer Safety Week
M.H. Eby has partnered with the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers to help raise awareness related to National Trailer Safety Week, which is June 1-7.

M.H. Eby is promoting trailer safety awareness and education nationwide during National Trailer Safety Week.
Photo: M.H. Eby/Work Truck
M.H. Eby has partnered with the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM) to support National Trailer Safety Week (TSW), June 1–7. As a long-time advocate for safety and quality, Eby said it is dedicated to promoting trailer safety awareness and education nationwide.
Many trailer users may not fully understand the importance of safe towing practices, despite recognizing safety features in everyday vehicles, the company said. That’s why M.H. Eby said it is helping amplify the message of TSW by sharing essential resources on proper hitching, loading, maintenance, brake systems, cargo securement, and overall safe trailer operation.
Supporting trailer safety is a simple and impactful measure, Eby said. The company encourages dealers, customers, and partners to share www.trailersafetyweek.com with their networks. The site offers easy-to-follow guides and videos that make a real difference in keeping roads safer for everyone.
“With thousands of Eby trailers on the road every day—from livestock and grain haulers to construction and commercial service bodies—our goal is not just performance, but protection,” M.H. Eby said in a press release. “We’re proud to join NATM in educating end-users and advocating for smarter, safer towing.”
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