Driver Distraction
UK fleet managers claim poor driving negati...
Three-quarters (73 per cent) of UK fleet managers claim poor driving behaviour negatively impacts their business, a new report from Webfleet Solutions has found. The
Untrustworthy tech: what Brits really think...
In-car infotainment: the system on your dashboard that gives you music, internet, Bluetooth, sat nav and lots more when you’re at the wheel. The infotainment
IAM RoadSmart calls for greater education o...
Government and vehicle manufacturers should enforce greater education of new in-car technology before drivers leave the forecourts or take delivery of their new vehicle, a
Mindfulness at the wheel
With people returning to work, stress becomes an added companion to life. The rushing around, getting back into a routine… it all contributes to our
In-car technology – a welcome addition or...
The Department of Transport (DfT) has announced a review of roads policing* that will look at ways of reducing road casualties and deaths, and is
Lytx supercharges its video telematics to h...
Lytx® is unveiling a next-generation technology designed to address distracted driving: enhanced machine vision and artificial intelligence-powered risk detection. Each day in the UK, a third of all
Over half of motorists drive more carefully...
Travelling with a pet dog in the car helps motorists to drive more cautiously and reduces stress behind the wheel, according to research by SEAT
Research highlights ‘serious concerns...
A new simulator study has found that in-car infotainment systems can impair driving performance to potentially dangerous levels. The study, commissioned by IAM RoadSmart and undertaken by
Driver safety: In the blink of an eye
Research from this year’s Road Safety Week (18-24 November) has revealed that nearly a third of drivers claim to have experienced a collision or near
Bad driving is still the biggest cause of U...
Bad driving is the number one reason for road accidents in the UK, according to research led by telematics supplier Masternaut. The report analysed 192,503,863
