Accident Management
Fleet Accident Management
Road accidents can cost companies thousands and thousands of pounds each year with repair costs, insurance premiums and production downtime.
Accident management companies can help to reduce these costs by capping repair costs, making sure drivers get back on the road again and analysis which enables fleet managers to highlight drivers who need further training.
Accident management companies take the responsibility of accidents away from the fleet manager and provide a cost solution that could not only save the company thousands but also reduce the number of accidents on the roads.
Here at Fleet News we have all the information and advice on accident management to help to come up with a solution for your company.
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Fleet safety: technology is the key to cutting collisions
Kings Security Systems has seen its incidents fall 53% after introducing dashcams and online driver assessments. Andrew Ryan reports
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Autonomy: the road to zero collisions?
Autonomous vehicle technology will significantly cut incidents, but risks will remain.
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Fleet and safety: Amey's safety stimulation comes from simulation
Amey will use every modern device available to reduce risks to its fleet, but are not adverse to traditional safety management methods. Andrew Ryan reports.
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Incident management: Turn detective to prevent collisions
Collisions are a costly part of business life, but thoroughly investigating why they happen can prevent similar incidents occurring again. Ben Rooth reports
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Winning the first notification of loss race
Drivers must be first to capture third party details following a collision, or fleets could face a bill ten times higher than necessary. Emma Cooper reports
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Safety: What makes a car a five-star Euro NCAP safety winner?
Many fleets use the Euro NCAP star rating system to influence their choice of company cars. Christopher Smith investigates how it works – and how changing technology has shaped the testing procedure
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What would you do after a road death?
Company drivers are involved in at least 24% of deaths and serious injuries on UK roads. Sarah Tooze finds out how Brake is training fleet managers to prepare for the worst.
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Safety: Programme puts developments to the test
The eSafety Aware initiative allows fleet managers to experience the benefits of systems such as autonomous emergency braking. Christopher Smith reports
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Safety: how technology can minimise accidents
Developments such as telematics and autonomous emergency braking can significantly improve the safety of all road users. Ben Rooth reports
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Car safety races ahead as vehicles take the wheel
Simon Harris finds out how it feels to relinquish control in a self-driving Volvo S60 prototype at the new AstaZero test facility in Sweden.
