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Driving for work is one of the highest-risk activities that most employees undertake. It is also a significant cost to the business. Employers that manage road risk well have peace of mind that they are legally compliant, are regarded as better places to work, and perform at a higher level of efficiency than those that don’t. Register today and add your drivers and vehicles to those already onboard.
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Free Van Driver Toolkit
Working with the National Highways Commercial Vehicle Incident Prevention Team, we have produced a free toolkit for you to share with your van drivers raising their awareness of key issues around compliance, safe driving, vehicle roadworthiness and fitness to drive.
These resources will help you communicate vital safety information, strengthening your driving for work policies and safe driving culture, as well as dispelling uncertainty and myth.
Feature Articles
In depth articles, interviews and thought leadership pieces to help you improve your business.
Under pressure? Don’t let tyres be one.
Tyre safety remains one of the most preventable road safety risks. With millions of vehicles covering an average of 6,082 miles per year (DfT, National Travel Survey 2025), the impact of poor tyre care is multiplied many times over. For businesses and driver managers, the message is clear - read more here.
Your drivers’ blood pressure – is it on your radar?
According to the Office for National Statistics, around 32% of UK adults have high blood pressure, yet nearly 30% of those remain undiagnosed. That’s 4–5 million people in England alone – many of whom may be behind the wheel every day.
Mental Health and Wellbeing – supporting your drivers.
Vehicle health checks are crucial before heading out on the road. They impact not only the health and safety of the driver but also other road users, yet not enough emphasis is placed on carrying out these health checks with the person controlling the vehicle; the driver.
