Corporate Driver Training News & Resources

For many organisations, checking an employee's driving licence is a standard part of the recruitment process. However, one of the most common questions employers ask is: How often should driving licences be checked after that? If employees drive for work, whether in company vehicles or their own vehicles, licence checking is an important part of managing driving-for-work risk. Yet many organisations either check licences once and never revisit them, or rely solely on employee

Many organisations assume they don't operate a fleet because they don't provide company vehicles. However, if employees use their own cars for work-related journeys, your organisation may already have what is commonly known as a grey fleet. For many employers, grey fleet represents one of the most overlooked areas of driving-for-work risk. While company vehicles are often subject to structured management processes, employees driving their own vehicles can easily fall outside

Eye-level view of a fleet of commercial vehicles parked in a depot Managing a fleet of vehicles comes with many challenges, but one of the most critical is ensuring your drivers operate safely and within legal boundaries. A well-crafted driver policy is the backbone of any successful fleet safety programme. It sets clear expectations, reduces risks, and helps protect your business from costly incidents. In this post, I’ll walk you through why professional driver policy design

In this first article in our series 'Mastering The Drive: The Human Factor', we'll delve into the fascinating world of driver psychology, exploring the underlying cognitive processes that shape safe driving behaviours and contribute to effective fleet risk management. For ease of reading, we've divided this article into 2 parts. It's important to remember that driving isn't solely about operating a vehicle and getting from A to B faster than walking; it's a complex cognitive