Driver Safety
Largest ever driver safety and efficiency c...
Lightfoot has launched the largest ever competition to find the safest and most efficient fleet drivers in the UK. The fleet technology firm’s annual Fleet
E-Training World launches new suite of driv...
If drivers cannot concentrate due to fatigue, poor diet, emotional distractions, or because their minds are elsewhere, their chances of being involved in a collision
Rethinking driver fatigue: How AI is helpin...
Driver fatigue has long been one of the most stubborn risks in fleet operations. It affects safety, driver well-being, retention and, ultimately, the bottom line.
Driver fatigue: waking up to the danger
Driver fatigue remains one of the most underestimated risks on our roads. Yet only a small proportion of accidents are officially attributed to it because
How a visit to the Pit Stop loo could save ...
Grabbing a trucker’s attention while he or she is going to the loo via clever eye level ads has long been a favourite ploy of
Building public confidence in automotive te...
As automotive technology continues its rapid evolution, public comprehension and trust are emerging as pivotal factors in the adoption of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS)
Haulage industry moves forward, but driver ...
Over the last 30 years, the haulage sector has made significant strides in safety, driver comfort, infrastructure, and technology. Despite these advancements, progress in supporting
Our delivery drivers deserve safer, smarter...
With the constant rise in urban delivery, the welfare of drivers must become an important factor in fleet management. In this article, Matt Hawkins, Flexis
Attracting a new generation of HGV drivers
Attracting new drivers is still a major cause of concern for many commercial fleets. 55% of HGV drivers are now aged between 50 and 65,
What are the top trucking safety reforms in...
Changes are sweeping through the trucking industry as a response to the alarming increase in road fatalities involving lorries. While the U.K. numbers aren’t as
