driving for work laws

Incident investigations – can they prevent serious collisions?

By |2024-09-05T18:59:18+01:00September 5th, 2024|DfBB Articles, News|

Investigating minor incidents can prevent serious collision At the Health and Safety Event 2024, Driving for Better Business staged a mock trial which outlined the case against a van driver and his employer for causing serious injury by dangerous driving. It highlighted many of the organisational and driver errors which can contribute to collisions.

Is your Driving for Work policy good enough?

By |2024-09-04T14:51:29+01:00September 2nd, 2024|DfBB Articles, News|

Does your Driving for Work Policy stand up to scrutiny? Having a comprehensive and up to date driving for work policy is the essential first step for any employer with staff who drive for work. It is effectively a legal requirement under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. Once you have a

Driving Licence checks – how often should you check your drivers?

By |2024-08-29T17:27:44+01:00August 28th, 2024|DfBB Articles, News|

Licence checks - how often do you check your drivers? Managing road risk starts with checking your drivers are qualified for the vehicle they are using. Most recruitment processes involve all kinds of checks – does the person have the necessary skills, qualifications, references required for the role? Unless the candidate is a vocational

What is classed as driving for work?

By |2024-06-13T19:26:45+01:00April 29th, 2024|DfBB Articles, News|

Any work-related journey during working hours is classed as driving for work. That doesn’t just mean delivery drivers and couriers – it includes employees driving to meetings and appointments, running errands, and driving to events. So, it’s really important to manage the risks involved for all of your employees who drive for work –

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