Advanced Driver Training
Hydrogen vehicle training workshop to boost...
The automotive industry is being equipped to meet the rising demand for hydrogen-fuelled vehicles, including light vehicles, PSVs, and HGVs, through a new training facility
New LGV/HGV Mentor training to improve driv...
The RTITB Instructor Academy has launched a new LGV/HGV Driver Mentor course. This forward-thinking training is designed to help new drivers refine their skills and
Evri heads in right direction for female HG...
Evri, the UK’s biggest dedicated parcel delivery company, has announced the launch of a new driver training programme, providing a fully funded route into the
ZF [pro]Academy expands training offer for ...
ZF [pro]Academy is now offering additional comprehensive training solutions tailored to commercial vehicle (CV) fleets via its revamped training centre at its UK Centre of
Consultation opened of how to address the d...
On the 11th April 2024, the Department for Transport (DfT) open consultation on measures to relieve the driver shortage in the HGV and Bus/Coach sectors.
XPO Logistics launches new Driver Excellenc...
XPO Logistics, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions across Europe, has developed a new XPO Logistics Driver Excellence Academy to offer
RED backs calls for increased van driver tr...
RED Corporate Driver Training has backed calls from an influential road safety lobby for increased training requirements for van drivers. The European Transport Safety Council
Driven by Excellence: Interview with fleet ...
In the latest Driven by Excellence podcast series from PDT Fleet Traing Solutions, Andy Smart, Head of L&D at PDT discusses and shares his wealth
New Driver Compliance eLearning to tackle d...
RTITB has launched a new Driver Compliance eLearning program. The new program will help transport operators, haulage companies and logistics providers take on the issues
Commercial drivers should be trained to nav...
Despite the cost-of-living crisis, demand for next day delivery in the UK is on the rise[1]. This has resulted in more freight drivers having to
