Driver Training/Safety
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
Time to address the epidemic of van driver ...
Van driver speeding is at epidemic proportions, and a major safety and cost issue that needs to be addressed by the new Government, RED Corporate
Local authorities help create 30 HGV driver...
HGVC, a leading HGV driver training specialist, is helping Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils train 30 local people to become HGV drivers as part of its
PDT and Esitu Solution collaborate on new C...
Esitu Solutions, in collaboration with PDT Fleet Training, has developed a 7-hour Driver CPC course Road Sense: Mastering Hazard Perception. Based on over 30 years of academic
Pall-Ex increases CPC Training
Following the launch of Pall-Ex’s CPC Training Academy in September 2023, the industry-first initiative is on track to train a minimum of 250 people by
XPO Logistics launches Female Driver Academ...
XPO has created a new Female Driver Academy to help attract more women into the industry. The female drivers who join the Academy will undertake
RED Corporate Driver Training launches e-Le...
Leading risk management company RED Corporate Driver Training has launched an innovative online e-Learning programme, enabling fleets to train drivers interactively and remotely. The series
RoadPeace publishes open letter in support ...
RoadPeace, the national charity for road crash victims, has today issued an open letter to the incoming government urging them to introduce a Graduated Driving
AA calls for graduated driving licence for ...
The AA is calling for the introduction of a Graduated Driver Licence (GDL), which would help address teenage deaths on the roads by limiting same-age
Billions lost per year over back pain
Back pain among van and truck drivers is causing the transport industry a massive £4.9 billion a year. A recent report found that 480,000 workers
