People leadership - Page 2

How freight collaboration can reduce congestion and emissions

Bosses split on whether employees should take calls while on the road, says DfBB’s Simon Turner

Increasing numbers of employees switching from company cars to allowances creates a number of challenges for fleets

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

It’s no good just paying lip service to the concept of ensuring the wellbeing of your staff. Policies must be real and credible, says DfBB’s Simon Turner

Given the fixed rules on MOT testing, servicing and licensing, managing vehicles should be easier than managing drivers, says DfBB’s Simon Turner

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

Almost a third of companies don’t know how many drivers they have, says DfBB’s Simon Turner

New flexible fleet vehicle rental models provide potentially attractive options in economically and politically uncertain times

Keeping the vehicles in good shape is an integral part of a fleet manager’s role. But is the same thought and effort applied to the care of drivers?

Fleets often see immediate improvement following driver training, but its effects can be short-lived. We investigate how fleets can change this

A change is coming this June (2019), but the law enforcers won’t be obliged to update their detection technology for a further 15 years

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

Should leasing companies move into the car subscription market? Colin Tourick outlines the risks involved.

Many attend investigations without letting employers know they are being interviewed. That’s not the best way to address the matter, says senior traffic commissioner

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

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

Safety has been a priority at family-owned R&B Star for three generations, says Andrew Robertson. By John Maslen

Driver training is integral to operating a safe and efficient fleet, but when should it be carried out?

ACFO, ICFM and the BVRLA tell Fleet News how they have seen female representation in the industry change and what the future has in store.

Datashred's head of fleet Ian Walsh is making key investment decisions, now but says the Government could do more to support fleets.

Female fleet professionals have shared advice and provided their seven top tips on how to get ahead in fleet.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day today (March 8), Sarah Tooze looks at how female representation is changing in the fleet sector.

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.

Online assessments have become a standard part of driver risk management, but what determines a determines a driver’s overall rating? Elizabeth Howlett reports.

Narrowing down 120 driver training courses into three has paid big dividends for Royal Mail with the number of collisions in a year reduced by 12.3%. Andrew Ryan reports

Rory Morgan, head of logistics support – Western Europe at data and record management company Iron Mountain, outlines his approach to road risk management

Paul Stevens’ goals are to increase face-to-face driver communication and to reduce unnecessary hire outlay and costs overall. Elizabeth Howlett reports

Simulators enable drivers to react to danger without any risk, but they'll never replace on-road tuition, reports Matt de Prez.

Andrew Ryan runs down three ways in which fleets are adopting innovative technologies to reduce collisions and improve duty of care.

Designing and implementing a training programme can help a company keep its drivers safe and reduce costs. Ben Rooth reports.

Graham Short is using his 19 years’ experience in fleet to transform Zip Water’s car and van policy, saving money as the fleet expands. Sarah Tooze reports

Even experienced fleet managers can benefit from training to keep pace with industry developments. Andrew Ryan reports.

Skills behind the wheel is one thing but it is not the same as acting in a responsible way which reduces risk and saves on wear and tear and fuel use

Uncertainty about length of contracts and the economy, plus the ability to add vehicles at short notice, are among the reasons why fleets are considering rental

Some take the telematics combined with rewards route, others feel that ‘stick’ works better than the ‘carrot’ when trying to get drivers to check their vehicles