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  • Operation Tramline

    Operation Tramline – tackling dangerous driving behaviours

    September 1st, 2026

    Operation Tramline is a road safety initiative led by National Highways in partnership with police forces in England and Wales. Using HGV cabs, officers gain a higher vantage point to identify dangerous driver behaviours on the strategic road network. Will your drivers be identified?

  • Reducing the risk of vehicle-caused wildfires

    August 14th, 2026

    Reducing the risk of vehicle-caused wildfires. A briefing for van and truck drivers and their employers developed with support from National Fire Chiefs Council. Have you briefed your drivers on these safety critical areas? Is wildfire risk on your route risk assessment? Read our advice for employers.

  • Driver Fatigue fleet managers - driving fatigue and driving for work

    Fatigue is not a driver problem – it’s a system problem

    July 1st, 2026

    When fatigue is discussed in road safety, the advice is often simple: get more sleep. While well intentioned, this oversimplifies a complex issue. Fatigue is not solely the result of a poor night’s sleep, nor solely a driver responsibility. How should employers and managers review the systems they use?