Driver Hire Training News

Fleet training is often viewed as a discretionary expense - but when you look at the numbers, it's clear that even modest investments can deliver substantial returns. For smaller fleets especially, the right training programme can prevent costly vehicle repairs,...

Gaining a Transport Manager CPC (TMCPC) is a vital qualification for anyone wanting to work as a professional Transport Manager - because TMCPC is a requirement of the company's O Licence. The Transport Manager CPC (TMCPC) qualification opens the doors...

Studies show that a small percentage of drivers are responsible for a disproportionate number of road incidents, often due to behavioural risk factors rather than skill gaps. These behaviours are shaped from a very early age - around 6-7 years...

According to research carried out by a van leasing company, 36% of light commercial vehicles failed their initial MOT, and this can cost fleets more than just a fine. Fleet compliance covers every legal and safety requirement governing drivers, vehicles,...

While HGVs rightfully received focus, car and van fleets are involved in a disproportionate number of incidents. According to government statistics, light commercial vehicles are involved in over 25% of all injury road collisions in Great Britain where a vehicle...

In the fast-paced world of logistics and fleet operations, safety and efficiency are paramount. According to the Health and Safety Executive, every year, over 5,000 workplace incidents are caused by transport, including movements in yards and depots. Yet, two roles...

Fleet safety starts with understanding driver behaviour—and one of the most effective ways to do that is by training internal driving assessors. These professionals play a vital role in maintaining safety standards, ensuring compliance, and fostering a culture of continuous...

More than Driving: Specialist Skills Every Fleet Needs Fleet safety and performance aren’t just about getting from A to B. In today’s complex operating environments, with fleets operating across diverse sectors, drivers need more than basic road skills—they need specialist...

Monitoring driver behaviour is one of the most effective ways to reduce fleet incidents—but it must be done with care. When approached respectfully and strategically, behaviour monitoring can enhance safety, boost compliance, and maintain high morale across your team. Almost...

Did you know? If your employees drive for work, it’s your responsibility to make sure they’re legally allowed to do so. That means checking their licence is valid, covers the right vehicle, and meets all requirements. Skip this step and...