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  • Don’t let winter expose problems you didn’t catch in summer    

    October 8th, 2026

    Winter always exposes some unwelcome problems. The good news is that fleets with the right technology have a playbook to close gaps before colder conditions make them impossible to ignore. Now is the time to put it all into place, not after the first snowfall. 

  • Skid avoidance and control training – winter driving

    October 1st, 2026

    Skid control training. You can't control the weather, but you can prepare your drivers. That's where controlled, practical training helps. It lets drivers experience reduced grip in a safe setting and practice how to respond, without the risks of learning on the road.

  • Your drug driving policy – are you testing?

    September 28th, 2026

    Around 60% of organisations have a drink and drug policy. Fewer than 20% carry out any testing against it. A written policy that is never tested against is not a control. In the event of a serious incident, it is evidence of what you knew you should have been doing all along.