Downloads
We have developed 3 model forms that can be opened by clicking on the links below.
Downloadable documents
Daily Vehicle Checklist
File Size: 58.00 kb - Microsoft Word Document
This particular form details checks that should be conducted before using a vehicle.
Incident Recording Form
File Size: 39.50 kb - Microsoft Word Document
This form should be used if you have an incident.
Pre-employment Check List
File Size: 43.00 kb - Microsoft Word Document
This is to be completed by the job applicant and interviewer.
Order campaign materials
Campaign materials can be ordered via the catalogue page on the THNIK! website at www.dft.gov.uk/think. If you would like to order large quantities of any of these campaign materials please email DFTpublicity@dft.gsi.gov.uk
The THINK! website also includes an advice section which gives information on legislation and help to drivers. THINK! TV adverts can be downloaded from the website and we are happy for employers to use these as part of employee training.
Research conducted in November 2007 on behalf of THINK! identified that many people who drive for work demonstrate particular risky behaviours on the road, most notably speeding, driving whilst using a mobile phone and driving when tired.
Speeding
Work drivers can feel under pressure to get from job to job, or to keep to unrealistic schedules. THINK! have produced posters which show the graphic impact of not obeying the speed limit in both urban and rural areas.
Mobile phones
Employees often feel under pressure to take calls from the office and respond to queries from customers and clients. However, all phone calls can be distracting, and the use of a hand held mobile phone or similar device is illegal. If the police see poor driving and find a driver distracted by a conversation on a hands-free phone, they prosecute for not having proper control of the vehicle. The THINK! mobile phone campaign includes posters called 'Kill the conversation' which are based on the TV advert.
Driving whilst tired
Driver sleepiness accounts for up to one fifth of accidents on major roads, yet many people do not see this as a serious problem. An information leaflet is available which aims to help drivers recognise the signs of approaching sleepiness. There are also campaign posters to order.
Downloadable documents
Mobile phone poster
File Size: 312.14 kb – PDF file
Click on this link to view the 'Kill the Conversation' campaign poster.
Speed campaign (rural)
File Size: 438.05 kb – PDF file
This poster warns of the dangers of speeding on rural roads.
Speed campaign
File Size: 343.86 kb – PDF file
Click here to view a poster which highlights the dangers of speeding.
Tiredness advice leaflet
File Size: 3.30 Mb – PDF file
Download this leaflet for advice on the signs of tiredness and how to cope with them.
Tiredness campaign poster
File Size: 319.42 kb – PDF file
This poster highlights the dangers of driving whilst tired.
Driving for work information leaflet
File Size: 459.17 kb – PDF file
This leaflet is aimed at employers and details the benefits of having a driving for work policy.
Driving for work poster
File Size: 264.99 kb – PDF file
This poster can be used by employers to help promote the issue of Driving for Work to employees.
Driving at work information booklet - Downloadable documents
Driving at work information booklet
File Size: 232.60 kb – PDF file
This information booklet has been produced by the Department for Transport and HSE to provide a comprehensive guide for employers.
To order further copies of this booklet, please use the contact information given in the booklet.
