Teletrac Navman teams with Driving for Better Business on fleet safety message  

Telematics specialist Teletrac Navman has partnered with the Driving for Better Business scheme to improve awareness of work-related road risk, employers’ duty of care and employees’ responsibilities.

Simon Turner, campaign manager, Driving for Better Business, said the partnership was an excellent opportunity to spread the message on tackling work-related road risk

As a delivery partner, Teletrac Navman will work with the government-backed National Highways programme to help create and share insights that enhance productivity, profitability and safety of fleets.   

This includes sharing its expertise and customer case studies with DfBB scheme users, which includes UK fleets running commercial vehicles, vans, cars, buses, coaches, or motorcycles.   

Simon Turner, campaign manager at Driving for Better Business, said: “Working with a market-leading telematics provider is an excellent opportunity for us to spread our message about the importance of improving awareness of work-related road risk. We have a host of resources available, and Teletrac Navman’s global client base of fleet operators gives us a brand-new avenue to share our advice about safe driving practices through improved behaviour.”   

Peter Millichap, marketing director at Teletrac Navman, added: “The Driving for Better Business campaign has a fantastic purpose: to improve awareness of work-related road risk, employers’ duty of care and employees’ responsibilities. The government-backed National Highways programme offers many insightful resources, guides, and tools for businesses to easily digest and make simple but effective steps to evaluate and reduce work-related risks.   

“At Teletrac Navman, we work with our customers for the same purpose, and by partnering with Driving for Better Business, we can provide greater awareness, through more insights and learning resources, to help guide our new and existing customers.” 

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.