Accident management - Page 67

The updated edition of Van Drivers' Handbook has been released from the Freight Transport Association.

Research on vision has found that primary age children cannot accurately see, or judge the speed of, vehicles travelling above 20 mph.

Speed camera alert systems and speed cameras work hand in hand in helping educate drivers on speed limits, says Coyote.

The Cardinus SME site gives free, targeted risk advice for specialist businesses.

Interactive Driving Systems has launched a hit-while-parked collisions guide to cut the significant cost these crashes have.

During Road Safety Week Trimble is supporting road safety charity, Brake, in its work to reduce the number of accidents on our roads.

Brake failure on a van was averted using new technology from Masternaut.

Read the road safety best practice guide from SUPREME.

Official reporting of at-work driver accidents not ruled out by government.

British Telecommunications reaffirms commitment to community road safety by re-launching its Family and Friends Road Safety program.

Information on who's doing what during Road Safety Week 2010.

Fleets back ‘Kids Say SLOW DOWN!’ campaign in Road Safety Week as survey finds nine in 10 children think drivers go too fast in their neighbourhood.

Vehicle Hire Company, Northgate backs national ‘KIDS SAY SLOW DOWN!’ campaign.

Young driver deaths in the UK could be cut by up to a third if compulsory post-test training was introduced, according to the IAM.

CitySprint is supporting this years Road Safety Week.

A journey expense claim module has been added to Fleet Support Group’s RiskMaster online occupational road risk management solution.

A webinar presented by RAC Fleet Risk Management will provide fleet decision-makers with valuable advice on how to prepare for winter.

National Survey finds nine in 10 children think drivers go too fast in their neighbourhood.

Easi-Drive is to donate £10,000 to BEN, the Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund.

Arval install tyre compressor to help educate drivers on tyre safety.

ISG Sense warns if a vehicle is involved in a collision so staff can alert emergency services.

IAM publishes new report 'Deaths and Injuries on Britain’s roads.'

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has won a Prince Michael International Road Safety Award for its Young Drivers at Work Project.

UK roads with worn centre markings fall below the minimum specifiable standard.

Growing focus on improving health and safety at work prompts review.

There is a growing interest but most will not be investing this winter.

Driving for Better Business champion British Gas is introducing a road safety mentoring scheme.

Easier access to driving simulators could lower fleet costs.

Cardinus course is designed to reduce the risk of accidents during the winter months.

Oxfordshire County Council has confirmed that speed cameras will be turned back on.

Half the nation's 34 million drivers are not prepared for another harsh winter on the country's roads, according to Continental Tyres.

The new Side View Assist from Bosch identifies dangers to drivers.

Road traffic accidents involving people at work is the subject of a new study.

Recent research from Brake and Direct Line finds 60% of drivers speeding on motorways.

The European Transport Safety Council has launched a new call for entries in its second annual competition on work related road safety.

As we enter Autumn, the Institute of Advanced Motorists warns of the risks of driving.

Emergency service professionals explain why they are supporting tyre safety month.

Aviva is advising companies running vehicle fleets to ensure they are managing the risks associated with the changes in daylight hours this October 31.

Cold weather tyres have a much higher profile among fleets after last winter, but we're finding out for ourselves if they are worth it.

The Institute of Advanced Motorists urges all public bodies to make road safety top priority.