Driver Training/Safety
Many drivers think touchscreen dashboards a...
Modern car dashboards may look sleek and futuristic, but a growing number of motorists believe touchscreens are making driving less safe. A new survey by
Industry-first innovation transforming engi...
Watson Fuels has partnered with tanker manufacturer Cobo to develop an industry-first safety innovation designed to improve how engineers work at height on fuel tankers.
E-Training World launches new manual handli...
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders remain a major occupational health challenge, accounting for 26% of all work-related ill health cases in 2025, according to Health and Safety
Check your health at Chippenham Pit Stop
Truck drivers passing through Chippenham Pit Stop are set to benefit from improved access to healthcare, thanks to a new initiative designed to bring NHS
Evri Driving Academy opens to external cand...
Evri has opened applications to external candidates for its HGV licence training programme, offering a new pathway into one of the UK’s most in-demand careers.
It’s time to wake up to fatigue managemen...
For fleet managers, a bad day at work can mean a lot more than a delayed delivery. The call that says a driver has been
Surecam help Rock Compliance target fleet s...
Rock Compliance, a water and air hygiene specialist, has equipped its nationwide engineering fleet with forward-facing cameras from SureCam to protect drivers, improve road safety
Insite announces 89% practical test pass ra...
Insite has published its 2025 Skills Bootcamps in HGV Driving results, revealing an 89% practical test pass rate among candidates completing its courses. The figure
Driver welfare takes centre stage at RHA Pa...
The RHA’s (Road Haulage Association) Parliamentary Reception (Tuesday 10 February) brought together parliamentarians, industry leaders and stakeholders to promote driver welfare and facilities across the
Van drivers among UK’s loneliest workers
Mercedes-Benz Vans is shining a spotlight on workplace loneliness among van drivers to mark Time To Talk Day on 5 February, following new research that
