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Traffic Commissioner Sarah Bell talks to David Williams about why a breakdown in trust between fleet operator and traffic commissioner could severely disrupt your ability to do business.

Office of the Traffic Commissioners

How safe is your ‘O’ Licence?

Andy Eastlake, Managing Director, Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership, is convinced that improving transport safety and air quality must increasingly go hand in hand.

Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership

How the latest technology can reduce your fuel spend

Improving driver behaviour and preserving vehicle health. Sean Maher from Quartix, explains how to best use the insights that telematics can offer.

Quartix

How to best use the insights from your Telematics

Fleet managers may not always have the time to consider the culture of their business, or how it can influence driving behaviour, good and bad. However, promoting a culture of safety can bring many benefits such as reduced incident rates and a more resilient fleet.

IAM RoadSmart

How to establish a safety culture in your fleet

National Highways

Introducing and sustaining vehicle checking habits

COVID-19 has wrought many changes to how we run our businesses, not least of which is the massive potential increase in grey fleet caused by working from home.

Driving for Better Business

Is your grey fleet about to explode?

Being trained by the COO also makes an important cultural point. “Cultural values such as safety have to be top down and bottom up,” he says. “By delivering training I reinforce that this is something the board members personally believe in and support.” Geraint says that clear...

Driving for Better Business

John Raymond Transport – Culture

Part of JRT’s commitment to driver welfare is shown by the six-monthly health checks for all drivers. They fill out detailed questionnaires and any highlighted issues are referred to a private healthcare provider for further testing at the company’s expense if required. The drivers also receive...

Driving for Better Business

John Raymond Transport – Driver Welfare

Unusually, JRT has its own in-house telematics and compliance system which integrates directly into its in-house developed transport management suite. The telematics has specific parameters set for braking, accelerating and cornering and exception events are followed up with driver coaching...

Driving for Better Business

John Raymond Transport – Technology

The company adopted the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme in 2009 and became the first FORS Gold accredited haulier in Wales. It has continued to invest in FORS training and audits because it is popular with customers. However, COO Geraint Davies, who has career experience of training and...

Driving for Better Business

John Raymond Transport – Training

The company has speed limited its trucks to 53mph which initially irritated some drivers. However, it helps to save fuel, and it also has the important benefit of preventing close following. Consequently, the company has less windscreen damage. Overall, it has seen a 23.53 % reduction in on-road...

Driving for Better Business

John Raymond Transport – Vehicle Specification

If you see a red X on a motorway, this means that you should not use that lane. This could be due to an incident, roadworks or a breakdown. It’s there for your safety and the that of others on our network.

National Highways

Know what to do when you see a red X

Road traffic signage in Great Britain, including information on the signing system, regulatory signs, speed limit signs and all other signs.

Department for Transport

Know your Traffic Signs

A strategic review of risks associated with cars and light vans plus implications for policy and practice.

UCL

Landmark study reveals driving for work death toll

Managing Director of Amey Highways and Driving for Better Business Ambassador, James Haluch, explains why leadership is so important to managing occupational road risk.

Amey

Leadership needed to change behaviour

This session was recorded at The Health & Safety Event 2021 and features Andrew Drewary - Managing Director, Road Safety Smart

Driving for Better Business

Learning from vehicle incidents to improve driver safety

A podcast for those who manage drivers and their vehicles, and want to reduce road risk in their organisation.

Driving for Better Business

Let’s Talk Fleet Risk Podcast

Good practice to follow when securing loads

DVSA

Load securing: good practice

Roles and responsibilities in the transport chain for securing loads.

DVSA

Load securing: roles and responsibilities

This guide provides operators from different sectors of industry with useful information on how DVSA and other regulators expect loads to be secured when in transit.

DVSA

Load securing: vehicle operator guidance

This guide provides operators from different sectors of industry with useful information on how DVSA and other regulators expect loads to be secured when in transit.

DVSA

Load securing: vehicle operator guidance

Poor load securing can lead to death or serious injury.

DVSA

Load security: consequences of poor load security

How the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency enforces the rules on securing loads.

DVSA

Load security: how DVSA enforces the rules

Lose your licence, lose your livelihood. 600 prosecutions each week. Police and your employer can test for drugs at any time.

D.tec International

Lose you licence, lose your livelihood poster
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