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Network Rail has a very positive history with telematics, as its previous system saved it 10% of its multi-million-pound fuel bill. It also substantially reduced its NIPs (Notice of Intended Prosecutions) for speeding.
Two years ago the company decided to upgrade to a new system, but the...
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Network Rail – Telematics
While the company had previously had access to telematics data, it was neither used not fed back to drivers. This is perhaps the most problematic of all words for fleet operations – to have evidence of risk but not address it.
Reka enlisted the help of a legal and employee council to bring the...
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Heineken – Telematics
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Penalties for speeding range from £100 – £2,500 and between 3 and 6 penalty points.
Drivers who go to court for speeding, could be fined up to 175% of their weekly salary and even be disqualified from driving.
Speeding fines vary for certain types of roads and for...
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Brake Road Safety Week: Van Driver Toolkit Speed Limits
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Penalties for speeding range from £100 – £2,500 and between 3 and 6 penalty points.
Drivers who go to court for speeding, could be fined up to 175% of their weekly salary and even be disqualified from driving.
Speeding fines vary for certain types of roads and for...
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Van Driver Toolkit – Speed Limits
Metworks uses Teletrac Navman. “We’ve seen our greatest benefit through the use of telematics,” he says. “Speeding has reduced by 75%. With less speeding, we’ve seen lower vehicle maintenance costs, and lower fuel costs, both down by around 10%.”
Joe is very aware that risk-taking in...
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Metworks – Telematics
Although the company already had Webfleet telematics installed in 2018, no one within the fleet department was responsible for analysing the data. Mandy focused first on speeding data, sharing inappropriate speeding incidents with the drivers concerned. She emphasised that it was an endorsable...
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Miele – Telematics
Tarmac saw clear tangible improvements in all three areas of focus: Productivity, Safety and Sustainability. Within 3 months, all metrics showed significant improvement:
Average decrease in speeding across all areas (from Oct 2019 – Jan 2020): 10%
Highest decrease in speeding seen in the...
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Tarmac – Business Benefits
In 2019, Auto Windscreens completed its roll-out of VisionTrack’s forward-facing cameras and telematics solution, through which it measures driver performance.
All of the data for fleet management and driver performance is collated in a management information tool called Microsoft Power BI....
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Auto Windscreens – Cameras & Telematics
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The speed limit on a motorway is 70 mph (where national speed limit applies). Large vehicles and vehicles towing trailers have a speed limit of 60mph unless other limits are shown.
If caught speeding on a motorway, a driver could be fined up to £2,500.
The Red X is there...
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Van Driver Toolkit – Motorway Driving
Drivers are risk-assessed continuously. Joe studies a list of criteria including: Telematics, Loading, Speeding, Productivity, Out of hours use of the van: If drivers are not on call-out duty, this is flagged, Licence validation: all changes to licences must be reported, Induction and training...
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Metworks – Risk Assessment
The Trust has invested in specific driver training for new starters and those in need of improvement. No one with less than two years driving’ experience can drive a Trust vehicle, but Steve says that issues with drivers tend to be attitudinal rather than skill-based.
The training emphasises...
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Canal & River Trust – Driver Training
Business Benefits from behavioural change:
Less speeding and harsh acceleration, and smoother braking and cornering
Improved community perception
Over a 15 month period the company achieved:
40% reduction in accidents
45% reduction in associated costs
12% increase in mpg
...
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WJ Group – Business Benefits
Metworks is the in-house residential maintenance company for housing association Metropolitan Thames Valley Homes. Transport manager, Joe Masters, oversees a fleet of 200 Citroën Relay and Vauxhall Movano vans, all of which are in the care of individual remote operatives. Read how Metworks...
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Case Study – Metworks
NH monitors driver behaviour through in-vehicle telemetry, and Martin is currently determining new parameters for recording exception events. However, since the introduction of the first hybrid vehicles in 2019, he has observed a pattern of improvement which he believes is inspired by the new...
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National Highways – Better Driving
Tarmac expressed an interest in monitoring performance and improving the productivity, safety and sustainability of their fleet using telematics data. Masternaut worked with Tarmac to create a live, online dashboard that displayed the data for three headline metrics that Tarmac wanted to focus on...
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Tarmac – Telematics
7.5% reduction in claims overall in 2022 compared with 2021, despite average annual mileage rising from 10,000 miles pa to 18,000 miles pa.
Speed related endorsements dropped from 30 (2020) to 13 (2022)
17.5% saving in collision and breakdown costs (2022 vs 2021)
8% reduction in...
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Heineken – Business Benefits
Consistent reduction in insurance premiums year on year since 2019
23% reduction in claims in 2022 compared to 2019
Speeding review time reduced from 1.5 hours to 10 mins (2018 vs 2022)
Won AFP Fleet Bursary based on improvements
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Miele – Business Benefits
Drivers often face work-related time constraints and can find themselves speeding or demonstrating risky behaviour, leading to minor violations. These are often seen as being ‘acceptable’ or necessary in their role.
Quartix
Why accidents often happen below the legal speed limit
22% at-fault collision reduction for company cars
7% reduction in at fault collisions for vans
Van driver speeding down 20%
Average driver risk score improved 35%
200 hours saved in claims management time
Driver compliance across all vehicles is 99.2%
Reduction in driver...
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Willmott Dixon – Business Benefits
Who can drive a van, the speed limits and weight limits that apply, and rules on loading, drivers' hours and maintenance.
DVSA
Guidance: Driving a van
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Weight, driving style and maintenance all affect a van’s fuel economy.
An unnecessary 45kg in the vehicle reduces mpg by 1%.
Engine idling can have a significant impact on vehicle’s fuel economy.
Excessive speed is the biggest fuel-guzzling factor.
The heavier a...
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Van Driver Toolkit – Fuel Economy
A guide that gives advice to employers and line managers on how to encourage safer driving speeds at work.