In his work on the roads John Davidge has seen and understood a great deal about the behaviours and psychology of drivers. In this article, John looks at how state of […]

As fleet risk trainers we often come across interesting anecdotes and stories during our sessions or in our work with drivers. At a recent rear-end shunt post-accident interview for a […]

If we want to reduce road carnage by the same magnitude as we have work deaths and injuries at work, we must start to regard driving for work in the same […]

Savvy fleet operators are saving millions of pounds by focusing on incident prevention and appointing incident management experts, says Mark Chessman Fleet operators could save huge sums of money [...]

Compelling case study results help Colin Hartley of JGCH make the case for telemetry How many of us actually consider driving to be part of our normal day-to-day working regime?  After […]

Safety campaigns are all well and good, writes Martyn Moore, but we need to turn them into habits. OCTOBER was tyre safety month in the UK. American readers, you had […]

How much can you remember from the days when you first passed your driving test?   Chances are you breathed a sigh of relief when the examiner told you to […]

Any distraction that affects a driver’s ability to focus on what he or she is doing is a risk, even the use of hands-free mobile phones. In the event of […]

A recent discussion took with an organisation that had identified an employee who drives a company-owned vehicle on business who had a ‘colourful’ driving history, having been involved in 7 […]

Make sure any drivers from abroad in your business are trained to deal with the peculiarities of driving in Britain. The European Commission recently released European road safety statistics for [...]