Speed Management On Lockdown Roads
Lockdown Roads And The Temptation To Speed Last week North Yorkshire Police reported that less traffic on the roads was tempting some drivers to drive at excessive speeds. More drivers were also seen driving without wearing a seatbelt and driving whilst holding a mobile phone. Nick Adderley, Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police stated that a […]
Protecting Your Drivers From Coronavirus
We’ve been told time and time again that washing our hands is one of the best ways to protect ourselves from coronavirus. But what if you’re using a vehicle that has been used by a colleague who has come down with coronavirus? If we are to keep key services going, those individuals who undertake driving […]
Night time driving and the Moth Effect
Night time driving and driving in the dark in the early morning will be more common now the clocks have gone back. Driving in the dark can be challenging and according to studies 40% of all collisions occur in the hours of darkness (https://www.rospa.com/rospaweb/docs/advice-services/road-safety/drivers/driving-at-night.pdf). The Moth Effect is one cause of night time driving collisions. […]
Telematics systems… when should you fit them to your motor fleet?
Telematics systems… when should you fit them to your motor fleet? Ever increasing numbers of vehicles in the UK are being fitted with telematics systems. On many occasions the telematics system is fitted with the expectation of the system having a significant impact on preventing vehicle collisions. Can telematics systems really be that effective? One […]
