Tag : Road Safety Week
Road Safety Week 2023: New Arval videos reveal real-world fleet risks
Three new videos aimed at fleets are being shared by Arval UK as part of its sponsorship of this year’s Road Safety Week campaign.
Speeding penalties not adequate deterrent, say drivers
Harsher financial penalties for speeding are still not providing an adequate deterrent according to UK motorists, with some drivers backing installation of mandatory speed limiters as standard.
Fleets get on board with Road Safety Week 2020
Fleets including Royal Mail Group are once again taking part in Road Safety Week to demonstrate their commitment to road safety to staff, customers and local … Read More »
Driving simulators highlight dangers of driver distractions
EDAM Group, a specialist provider of credit hire services, has deployed driving simulators to demonstrate to staff the risks of driving while distracted or under the … Read More »
TTC wellbeing days for businesses to drive road risk message
TTC has launched a new initiative, intended to highlight road safety issues for fleet drivers.
A fifth of trauma admissions down to road collisions
Road collisions responsible for a fifth of trauma admissions to hospitals, according to new research revealed by Brake as it calls for more action on speeding.
Motorists back ‘fag packet approach’ to road signs
A campaign calling for UK speed limit signs to be accompanied by images of car crashes to deter drivers from speeding has launched with strong backing … Read More »
Today in Fleet – Wednesday 28 June
All the key news in fleet… Fleets urged to register for UK Road Safety Week Fleet operators can now register for a free action pack for … Read More »
Top racing driver calls on fleet drivers to ‘make the pledge’ to drive safely
VGroup International is calling on fleets to join its own employees, including top racing driver James Nash, to back Road Safety Week and ‘make the pledge’ … Read More »
Road Safety Week survey shows speeding and distracted drivers most feared
Drivers who are speeding or distracted are seen to be the biggest threats on our roads, a new survey has found.