Driver management - Page 4

Why are daily rental companies coming under fire from some fleets?

Attitude towards psychometric testing is changing as fleets look to cut risk.

Steve Palmer helps companies reduce accidents and lower the cost of insurance through improved risk management.

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Driving on auto pilot is a dangerous thing, but there are plenty of things you can do to make your daily commute safer.

Cutting fleet cost helps 'keep people in jobs'. Completing the ICFM Diploma has given Duane Leach a new appreciation of fleet management.

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow. This week he is advising on parking.

League tables can motivatedrivers to improve economy and buy cheaper fuel.

A five step guide to preparing for the Olympics from the Freight Transport Association.

Encouraging green best practice among business drivers drivers is an ongoing challenge.

Fleet operators need to focus on driver behaviour if they want to improve mpg rather than relying on car manufacturers.

Brake, the independent national road safety charity, has today issued 10 driver tips for vehicle checking.

Essential guide to make sure you don't break down during the holidays.

But despite higher rates, rental still has key role for fleets.

'I think we've got a winning formula.' Ogilvie managing director Gordon Stephen outlines his plans

Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow.

Fleet News trials four of the leading online risk assessments.

A white paper on understanding the risks and the responsibilities from Lex Autolease.

Double-digit growth as Avis returns to fleet hire

Providing incentives to reward efficient driving can have benefits for both staff and employers.

Ensuring that your fleet drive to the best of their abilities can be sometimes viewed as ambitious.

Funding decision allows award winner to react quickly to changing demands of rental market.

road safety communication from Interactive Driving Systems offers tips for defensive driving.

Weekly checks for the vehicle to make sure the car or van remains roadworthy.

RAC Breakdown has compiled the following tips to help motorists during cold weather.

Eco driving has been proven to cut fuel consumption by up to 20%.

Smarter Driver Training came to see Fleet News to give us an eco driving lesson.

Fleets need to ensure driver training lessons are not forgotten

Interactive Driving Systems shares their top 20 tips for safer parking.

Fleet driver training can be expensive to implement across a fleet, developing drivers and educating them can not only increase their awareness but can reduce accidents, improve fuel efficiency and lower costs.

There are many different procedures and management polices fleets can implement to help to manage company drivers more effectively.

Daily rental is a short term leasing option for fleets, and can offer fleets a rental package without the long time financial commitment that comes with contract hire.

High, medium and low-risk drivers have different training needs

Putting staff on courses is only the start of an effective policy - the good work must continue

Fleet News/Lex Autolease driver knowledge survey reveals their hard work is paying off

Driver risk assessment and training is a key deliverable of CE Electric UK's wider Safety Improvement Plan. They have also appointed a full-time Road Risk Manager with a dedicated budget for the delivery of the road risk management programme.

Your vans may have anti-lock brakes to help keep them safe – but do your drivers know how to use them?