Driver Safety
DriveTech now offers End Point Assessments ...
To help passenger transport companies with their apprenticeship delivery, DriveTech can now conduct End Point Assessments (EPA) for Bus, Coach and Tram Drivers. DriveTech is
Highways England clearly on right lines to ...
‘Ghost’ road markings and blacked out lines, which can confuse drivers, could become a thing of the past thanks to Highways England’s global search for
Motorway speed limit should be raised to 80...
The Department for Transport (DfT) have been conducting a study focusing on traffic speed and movements, the statistics released aren’t really a shock to anyone
DriveTech proud to be exhibiting and sponso...
DriveTech, leading driver training and driver risk management service provider and part of the AA, is delighted to announce their presence as an exhibitor at
Road accident data reveals the dangers of n...
Thanks to dazzling sunlight, drivers could be putting the safety of all road users at risk by not wearing sunglasses behind the wheel. Department for Transport (DfT) data showing contributory
DriveTech supports the Ford Driving Skills ...
DriveTech was again delighted to provide driver training support and format advice for the FORD Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) programme in the UK in
Social media shame for middle-lane hogger
A motorist caught hogging the middle lane of the M6 has been outed on social media by police officers. Staffordshire Police posted footage on Twitter
Nearly 1.5 million moving traffic penalties...
There are a range of ‘moving traffic’ contraventions, which include: using a route restricted to certain type of vehicles (e.g. bus lanes), performing a prohibited
Free FORS training places up for grabs
FORS will offer funded places on a selection of its driver specific training courses, to help members upskill their driving workforce. The free-of-charge training places,
Drivers who suffer glare from headlights sa...
Half of regular drivers say they are suffering more from the effect of dazzling headlights than they were just 12 months ago, research conducted by
