Mental Health
Whistl rollout ANDYSMANCLUB mental health s...
In advance of World Mental Health Day (10th October 2023) Whistl, the UKs leading logistics specialists in e-fulfilment, contact centres, mail and parcels, has partnered with
Moto supports HGV mental health with ‘...
Moto Hospitality has unveiled a pioneering campaign, titled ‘Cabservation,’ dedicated to bolstering the mental well-being of Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers. In collaboration with esteemed
Driver mental health hit by soaring cost pr...
More than three quarters (76 per cent) of fleet operators believe that work pressures facing drivers are intensifying in the wake of the ‘cost of
Trucksters launches initiative to support l...
Lorry drivers are subject to extreme working conditions making their profession a high-risk health activity, especially mental health with problems including stress, anxiety, chronic fatigue,
Overworking causes van drivers to experienc...
The UK’s van drivers are at risk of burnout with half experiencing mental health issues in the last year, according to a study by Volkswagen
‘Make it Visible’ – a suicide...
Ford has teamed up with the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity to “Make it Visible” – a new high-visibility campaign using higher-viz safety vests to grab
Mental health first aiders provide support ...
Mental health champions at each of Go-Ahead’s ten UK regional bus companies have been trained to spot triggers, reassure people in distress, and advise colleagues
Northgate launches Safe Driver programme
Northgate Vehicle Hire has launched a new package of driver safety solutions to increase driver wellbeing and fleet efficiency for companies of all sizes. Called
Mental health: good work life balance when ...
Finding a balance between your work and personal life can be challenging for everyone. This challenge can become even more heightened when a large part of
A cleaner, smarter solution to driver short...
The road transport industry is the backbone of the economy and plays an essential role in enabling people to live their daily lives. This was
