Advanced Driver Training
Government deregulation risks road safety
The Government’s plans for increased deregulation of driver licensing risk undoing years of hard work in improving road safety, claims RED Corporate Driver Training. Current
HGV Skills Bootcamps extended for further y...
The Driver Academy Group (DAG) a consortium led by HGV training specialist HGVC, and comprising workforce solutions group Manpower and trade body Logistics UK, has again been awarded the lead role
Miniclipper Logistics’ investment in driv...
Miniclipper Logistics is reaping the benefits of launching its ‘Warehouse to Wheels’ driver development campaign in 2022 with its first two drivers qualifying as Class
Applied Driving achieves record levels of g...
Applied Driving, the global provider of driver safety and performance management solutions, had a record year in 2022. Following a 24% increase in its UK
Croydon haulier’s training scheme puts ne...
A London-based logistics specialist has invested in training local talent to overcome the region’s HGV driver shortage. ELB Partners, which is based in Croydon, has
Potential for chaos if novice drivers allow...
Government plans that could see novice drivers being allowed to automatically drive lorries have been condemned by the UK’s leading independent road safety charity, IAM
Government and logistics sector launch recr...
The Government and the logistics industry have launched a new recruitment campaign to help boost recruitment across the sector. The new Generation Logistics campaign aims to tackle
Government funds HGV driver training progra...
The Government will provide £100,000 in funding to get more veterans in HGV driving roles, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Steve Barclay has announced
Palletways’ Operation Clearview helps...
Ahead of Armed Forces Day on 25 June 2022, Palletways UK has announced the launch of a fully-funded transition programme for service leavers to help
Five steps to accelerating fleet and driver...
The spotlight has fallen on the risk of dangerous driving recently, with the UK government introducing new legislation that makes it illegal for drivers to use handheld
