Risk management and electrification are at the top of the agenda for almost all fleet managers, and this was the case at the Fleet News Awards roundtable last month.

Putting fleet risk front and centre of an organisation’s operations can reap big rewards for both driver and business.

Railway infrastructure and construction company TES 2000 significantly cuts at-fault collision rates and damage costs 
with robust risk management strategy.

Refuelling infrastructure and the eco credentials of the fuel are vital in assessing alternative routes to shrink a fleet’s carbon footprint

A root and branch review of driver safety is helping M Group Services save money and drive sustainability across the business.

Speedy Asset Services goes above and beyond what is required, says head of fleet Aaron Powell

Using telematics data to identify which vehicles could be switched to electric and "changing the narrative" on risk management were two recommendations from fleet managers.

Group discovers an interesting by-product from the introduction of more EVs

Selecting the right accident management provider can help a fleet reduce expenditure, downtime and improve their drivers' wellbeing

Fleet management is becoming about more than just running the vehicles: looking after the health and well-being of drivers is rising up the agenda.

What are the solutions and benefits of reducing incident reporting times?

As a former traffic cop, Tim Dawes, who now works in driver safety at Transport for London, is all too aware of dangers on the road

That’s why Altrad Services has gained awards for its policies two years running

Roundtable delegates share experiences in formulating their risk management policies

A fleet decision-maker’s responsibility to ensure driver safety has remained the same, but Covid-19 has changed how it can be done.

New benchmarking project launched for 2021. David Williams reports on behalf of Roadsafe, a Driving for Better Business partner

Many organisations are not doing the basics right when it comes to improving safety. David Williams reports on behalf of Roadsafe, a DfBB partner

New online process will allow fleets to measure progress anonymously. David Williams reports on behalf of DfBB

Demands for racking suppliers are ever more complex yet they are rising to the challenge

Drivers and owners will face fines. But those could prove the least of their worries

Electrifying fleets remains a priority among fleet decision-makers as the new benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax rates and an increasing focus on environmental issues continues to influence company policies.

Incorporating road safety into an organisation’s recruitment and induction process is the first step towards a safer fleet.

A clear policy lets drivers know what is expected of them and how they can help reduce collisions

Monitoring driver behaviour and improving performance is the final piece of the jigsaw in the pursuit of safe driving.

A look at how HTS (Property and Environment), which was a finalist in this year’s Fleet News Awards’ safe fleet category, runs a safe fleet.

Vehicle safety technology has come on an astonishing amount since a Volvo engineer invented the three-point seatbelt 60 years ago.

When combined, road deaths among VRUs outstrip those of passengers travelling in cars

Examples of the most shocking dashcam videos sent to Fleet News outline how video technology can save fleets from hefty bills.

When assessing your company’s risk performance it’s important to compare like with like

Safety concerns over technology that needs drivers to take action in emergency

Fleet decision-makers face a number of demanding challenges next year. Here, Andrew Ryan looks at some of the actions they can take to improve their operations

Persuading companies to act before they have accident-related problems has always been a challenge for RoSPA. Andrew Ryan reports on progress

During its annual road safety week, charity Brake is urging fleets to be Bike Smart. Ben Rooth reports

Driving under the influence costs lives. Andrew Don looks at the law and the policies fleet operators should implement

Ensuring drivers are in good health has an important part to play in road safety. Andrew Ryan looks at three key areas

How are you? A simple question, but one which could help improve the mental well-being – and performance – of your drivers.

Using the data collected by vehicle telemetry can have a significant impact on safety. Catherine Chetwynd reports

Kings Security Systems has seen its incidents fall 53% after introducing dashcams and online driver assessments. Andrew Ryan reports

Autonomous vehicle technology will significantly cut incidents, but risks will remain.