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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Benchmarking: Road safety can learn a lot from our railways
The rail network has taken great strides forward in eliminating incidents. There are pointers for the new Fleet Benchmarking tool. David Williams reports on behalf of Roadsafe, a DfBB partner
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DfT benchmarking tool for continuous improvement launched
Supported by Fleet News, Driving for Better Business (DfBB) and Roadsafe, benchmarking will help UK businesses to manage risk and improve safety. David Williams reports on behalf of DfBB
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Benchmarking gives the opportunity to make like-for-like comparisons
New benchmarking project launched for 2021. David Williams reports on behalf of Roadsafe, a Driving for Better Business partner
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Business benchmarking to enhance safety
New online process will allow fleets to measure progress anonymously. David Williams reports on behalf of Roadsafe, a Driving for Better Business partner
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Benchmark your way to a more efficient fleet
New DfT-backed benchmarking programme created for fleets aims to shed more light on procedures that could make all the difference – David Williams of Roadsafe, a DfBB partner
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Measurement can help cut the incidence of incidents
When assessing your company’s risk performance it’s important to compare like with like
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Royal Mail cuts collisions to save £1.5m in accident claim costs
Royal Mail has a giant fleet. So introducing safety measures takes a lot of doing. Stephen Briers reports on its successes
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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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- Ford Fleet Management selects FMG for incident management
- Activate Accident Repair opens Warrington centre
- Road safety framework targets people driving for work
- FMG to provide 24/7 driver support for ALD Automotive
- JCT600 VLS agrees accident management deal with FMG
- Auxillis wins JCT600 accident management account
- Turo appoints FMG to deliver accident management
- FMG to deliver accident management for Arval
