driver training
Moody Logistics puts youngest ever LGV driv...
Moody Logistics and Storage has welcomed its youngest ever Class 2 LGV driver after he completed the company’s bespoke fast-track apprentice training scheme. The success
Electric CV revolution should be matched by...
The arrival of increasing numbers of heavier electric commercial vehicles means fleet managers will need to re-set their driver training requirements and future-proof their business
Three tips to avoid the most common HGV acc...
Driving a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) is an important responsibility. If an HGV gets into an accident, the weight and power of the vehicle involved
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
How the UK is rehauling the transport indus...
In recent years, the UK’s transport industry in general has been negatively impacted by Covid and Brexit, with driver shortages and increased restrictions to travel
Amey centralises driver training strategy w...
Amey, a leading public service provider, has chosen Applied Driving Techniques (ADT) to provide e-learning across the business to promote road safety and mitigate identified
HGV recruitment specialists reflect on chan...
Following the recent changes made to the HGV Driving Test at the end of last year, experts Driver Hire, have reflected on what these could
Urban Driver apprenticeship puts apprentice...
The new apprenticeship standard was finally approved for delivery in December 2021, and apprenticeships and skills expert Seetec Outsource has supported Breedon Group, one of
Addison Lee launches market-leading driver ...
Addison Lee – London’s largest quality private hire and black taxi provider – has launched an industry-leading offer for both new and existing drivers, as
The smart motorway mess shows better driver...
RED Driver Risk Management CEO Seb Goldin believes that technology has an important role to play in reducing crashes, injuries and death, but as the
