Accident Management
HATS Group see 96% reduction in accident co...
Geotab, a global market leader in connected transportation solutions, has helped HATS Group improve fleet safety and reduce insurance costs through its advanced telematics and
Driver monitoring in 2025 to prevent fleet ...
Accidents are ongoing concerns for fleet managers in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. These incidents can injure drivers and others on the road, raise insurance
Costly bridge crashes could become a thing ...
Vehicles collide with low bridges on UK roads every six seconds costing millions to the UK economy despite the ready availability of preventative technology. GPS
Leasys UK launches Accident Management and ...
Leasys UK, a leading player in multi-brand operational leasing, has partnered with FMG, the UK’s award-winning and leading provider of end-to-end incident management services to
Preventing low bridge collisions
Between 1,500 and 2,000 incidents in which buses and trucks collide with low bridges happen every year in the UK, costing millions of pounds in
The chance of HGV collisions have increased
Professional drivers in the UK are driving fewer miles prior to a collision, suggesting the need for an increased focus on safety. Geotab, a global
Back off! Over half of drivers say tailgati...
More than half (55%) of drivers say tailgating is getting worse according to a poll by AA Accident Assist. The survey of more than 12,700
Lorry driver ‘lucky to be alive’...
An urgent safety message has been issued by the North West’s power network operator following a serious incident which took place in Lancashire. Earlier this
New driver training module from E-Training ...
Multi-award-winning online driver profiling and e-driver training provider E-Training World has launched a new online driver training module focused on reducing the risk of bridge
New data reveals decline in number road tra...
New research conducted by law firm Lime Solicitors reveals an overall decrease in the number of road traffic accidents that ambulance vehicles were called to
