AA Drivetech
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Fleet Industry News 1 JunDriveTech to streamline driving licence checking with new electronic service
DriveTech is launching a new electronic checking service, e-Check, which allows forms to be completed online with an e-signature, reducing time and admin.
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Environment News 24 JulAA Trust launches free electric vehicle driver training course
The AA Trust has launched Drive Electric, a free of charge electric vehicle (EV) training course.
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People News 9 JunDriveTech strengthens leadership team with two appointments
DriveTech, part of the AA, has made two new appointments to its senior leadership team to further strengthen the business.
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Fleet Industry News 7 MarDriveTech targets growth in key sectors with five appointments
DriveTech has made a number of recent appointments to drive growth in its corporate fleet business following increased demand for its fleet and driver risk management solutions.
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Fleet Industry News 12 AugYounger at-work driver behaviour investigated in new research
AA DriveTech is to share the results of brand new research it has commissioned on younger at-work drivers, typically under 30 years of age at Fleet Management Live in October.
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Fleet Industry News 1 JulDaily commuting is riskier than driving for business
More drivers, riders and pedal cyclists have on average been killed while commuting than when driving for work, according to new AA Drivetech research.
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General News 13 JunEco driver training could yield 9% annual fuel savings
Analysis of 1,900 on-road coaching sessions shows substantial fuel savings when incorporating eco techniques into standard driver training courses.
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Fleet Industry News 16 Oct
Fleet managers should understand risk of staff who commute
AA Drivetech suggested that fleet managers should consider the risk of all staff who drive as part of their road risk policy, including commuters.
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Fleet Industry News 9 SepDon't overlook commuter risk, warns AA DriveTech
Companies are being urged to consider the risks that employees face while driving to and from work, as a result of new research commissioned by AA DriveTech.
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Fleet Industry News 23 JunAA DriveTech joins forces with Energy Saving Trust to cut fuel costs and CO2
The Energy Saving Trust and AA DriveTech have teamed up to build eco driving techniques into AA DriveTech’s core driver training courses.
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Fleet Industry News 19 NovStudy identifies where and when drivers most at risk
An analysis of 1.4 million accidents has revealed where and when at-work drivers are at most risk of collisions, compared with other motorists.
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Fleet Industry News 27 OctKeyFleet to offer AA services
Lancashire based fleet management supplier KeyFleet has agreed an exclusive supplier arrangement with the AA.
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Fleet Industry News 23 OctFederation of Off-Road Training launched
AA DriveTech and BORDA (British Off-Road Driving Association) have joined forces to create a new federation to establish new Codes of Conduct in the delivery of off-road training.
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News Article 6 JunFlotation plan for the AA as Acromas sells
A deal has been struck to sell the AA for more than £930 million with its new owners announcing plans to float the company on the London Stock Exchange.
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Fleet Industry News 14 MarAA DriveTech launches in-car business road safety events
AA DriveTech is launching a range of experiences for businesses looking to improve driver safety.
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Fleet Industry News 14 Feb81% of drivers don’t know speed limit for lorries
The majority (81%) of drivers do not know that the speed limit for lorries on single carriageway roads is 40mph, increasing the risk of road rage and accidents, warns AA DriveTech.
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Fleet Industry News 27 JanAA Driving Services purchases VVCR in Holland
The AA has acquired Dutch-based VVCR of Rijssen, Holland, as its first step into the international road risk management marketplace.
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Fleet Industry News 15 NovSnow fear as winter approaches for UK drivers
Compacted snow and ice is the most feared weather condition for UK drivers, reveals the AA in advance of Road Safety Week, ahead of night-time fog, dazzling sunlight and strong wind.
