Driver management - Page 15

Cardinus Risk Management announce Driver CPC training courses have been approved by the Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training.

Successful training implementation requires a clear policy.

Gateshead College has launched its Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) course, supporting the PAS 125 quality kite mark for the vehicle damage and repair industry.

The IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) is disappointed that a new EU road safety initiative has failed to take driver training into consideration beyond the learner test.

The RAC Fleet Risk Management webinar was broadcast live from studios in central London to a worldwide internet audience.

The fact is, that the majority of licensed road users today are only taught how to pass the driving test and not how to drive.

Employers taking on young members of staff without an existing licence, but who may be required to drive as part of their work duties in future, can now hand responsibility for their graduation to qualified driver over to AA DriveTech.

The Energy Saving Trust’s Smarter Driving programme, which is subsidised by the Department for Transport, has been extended to include vans up to 3.5 tonnes.

A poll conducted by IAM Drive & Survive and the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) and covers both genders, found that 61 per cent of females drove to or for work, but only 22 per cent of these were offered driver training by their employer.

A webinar presented by RAC Fleet Risk Management on 25 May will provide fleet decision-makers with advice on how to tackle important issues like the ‘grey’ fleet.

Selsia has introduced a risk management service for its fleet customers to deliver video based e-learning and in-car driver training solutions.

Employers can now opt for RoSPA-led workshops linked to a project that investigated the training needs of young drivers who get behind the wheel as part of their jobs.

Employers can now opt for RoSPA-led workshops linked to a project that investigated the training needs of young drivers who get behind the wheel as part of their jobs.

Read the third PRAISE Report on driving for work.

Citroën, the official car supplier to Arsenal Football Club, has introduced an advanced driver-training programme to teach the young reserve team players valuable on-the-road awareness and driving skills.

TTC Automotive has won a contract to provide driver training for energy saving company, Mark Group.

‘Unless recipients of training take on board the information and guidance they receive, and actually act on it over the long term, it’s wasted so what does it take to really hit the mark?

Autosafe is currently developing service agreements with electric vehicle suppliers that do not have a nationwide network of service agents.

Driver management is becoming a fundamental part of managing a fleet, but operators are struggling to manage the human element.

Home delivery company, Hermes, has seen £1 million in cost savings in the last 12 months, after introducing a range of safe-driving measures.

The Spanish brand has secured an exclusive two-year contract to supply Ibizas to the newly-launched What Car? Driving School.

Fleet software provider Mycompanyfleet is extending its grey fleet roadshows into May, following the success of the series of free events it has been running across the country since mid-March.