Accident management - Page 6

Andrew Guile, key account manager, Michelin Tyre plc, on the benefits of correct tyre management.

National logistics manager Rory Morgan makes rigorous training the focus of his role.

An insight into the requirement to identify and manage risks on the road.

The commute is the riskiest part of the worker’s day but should that be the fleet manager’s responsibility?

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Fleet Concerns include company car and grey fleet risk

Building a picture of the events and behaviours leading to an accident can help prevent future incidents, writes Debbie Wood.

A white paper on understanding the risks and the responsibilities from Lex Autolease.

Andrea Klettner examines how the latest developments can save fleets money and reduce downtime as well as improve safety

Incorrect tyre pressures cost money and could cost lives

European Commission pushes for all new models to have emergency call system by 2014

Plant services company bucks industry norm to make risk management its top priority.

Death by dangerous driving case is a reminder to fleets of in-vehicle accident recorder benefits

Cutting the number of accidents involving at-work drivers can save millions of pounds

WNS management set out to implement a severe weather action plan to minimise the impact on the fleet.

Fleet News provides a break down of what drivers need to do in the event of an accident.

A review of the evidence on education, training and publicity for young and emerging drivers and implications for practice.

Tracey Scarr's mission is to raise safety of Arval's fleet and share solutions with other fleets

Balfour Beatty Rail Projects on risk management and reducing costs.

Fleets need to ensure driver training lessons are not forgotten

Many of us suffer from allergies hay fever and we take a variety of over the counter and prescription remedies but this could make us incapable of driving.

A review of work by the United Nations Environment Programme, the German Road Safety Council, UK fuel guru Dr Michael Coyle, the UK Driving Standards Agency and the UK Sustainable Development Commission provided the following 15 eco-safe tips for drivers:

Eight stages to putting together an effective fleet risk management solution.

Here are the key benefits of managing the actions of those who drive for work purposes on behalf of any employer:

Each and every company has a legal obligation and duty of care to their company car drivers.

Fleets can potentially lose thousands upon thousands of pounds each year from road accidents.

New European labelling system due in 2012 will make up to 30% of today's new tyres illegal

With a high incident rate, flet operators can make substantial savings by cutting collisions

Every time a fleet driver is involved in an accident, their employer will have to sell more than £22,000 of products or services to cover the cost.

The increased focus on health and safety practices in the workplace – due to governmental regulations and legal requirements – has prompted many businesses to place duty of care considerations at the top of their agenda.

Analysis by Direct Line has identified the UK's top ten ‘crash for cash' hotspots.

Latest business champions prove that size really doesn't matter when it comes to safety

Switching to specialist rubber when the temperature falls can keep drivers on the road

Experts at Brake's Fleet Safety Forum pass on their top tips for improving road safety

Fleets are taking action to address safety concerns but need more support from management.

Euro NCAP has spent 12 years establishing itself as the voice of vehicle safety in Europe

This report will help you to understand both the benefits and requirements of Driver Risk Management and interpret the complex legal position.

Investigations into road crashes can take many months and cause huge business disruption - fleets must have a robust audit trail.

Many UK van fleets are undertaking big health and safety projects in a bid to keep their drivers safe. But there are many smaller ways in which safety can be improved too

Along with the road safety and financial improvements, the programme is also expected to help reduce British Gas reduce its carbon footprint through better vehicle utilisation and more fuel-efficient driving.