A guide which gives information about driver fitness issues, and guidance for employers on how to ensure their employees are fit to drive.

A guide that advises employers on creating and implementing effective and methodical incident reporting and investigation procedures.

A short guide explaining how to prevent inappropriate mobile phone use on the road by employees.

This guide advises employers on how to implement policies that explain to employees if, when and how they can use their own vehicles for work.

This guide gives concise information to employers and line managers on how to safely plan their organisation's journeys, including an example journey planner.

A guide that gives advice to employers and line managers on how to encourage safer driving speeds at work.

This concise guide informs employers about the use of telematics for work, including how employees can use telematics effectively.

To drive a particular type of vehicle, you need an ‘entitlement’ for that category on your driving licence.

The codes printed on the back of a driving licence tell you what conditions your drivers must meet to drive.

TV hosts Suzi Perry and Ortis Deley have teamed up with National Highways to urge drivers to get a better understanding of smart motorways. The TV presenters are working with National Highways to produce helpful and practical videos and clips featuring advice and information about motorway driving...

40 per cent of all car, van and lorry drivers admit to driving while tired. We look at some of the effects of sleep deprivation.

Transport firm has is O Licence revoked and is forced to close after driver caused death of cyclist by careless driving.

Driving for Better Business looks at some of the challenges in deciding whether electric vans are right for your fleet.

There are no reasons why electric vehicles should not be as safe as any other, however, they do bring specific risks with which you may be unfamiliar.

Denise Beedell of the FTA looks at electric vans and the need for further action from government and manufacturers.

Agency drivers should be as compliant as any other driver. Richard Owen-Hughes of Driver Hire Nationwide tells us how to achieve it.

Drivetech has created a new online course available free to any business operator where ‘other than normal business drivers’ are being called into essential action.

For drivers of goods vehicles or combinations of vehicle and trailer of more than 3.5 tonnes and passenger vehicles with more than 9 seats (including the driver’s).

This guide teaches employers how to evaluate their Managing Occupational Road Risk (MORR) activities in order to check their effectiveness.

The NFU works hard to promote safety on rural roads, particularly at peak use times such as harvest and during winter weather. See our latest news, information and member briefings.

This guide aims to help users of farm equipment to comply with the law in a practical way, using a  common set of forms to ensure your machinery better maintained and safer to use.

Stephen Briers, Editor-in-Chief of Fleet News, says there is nothing inherently wrong with having a grey fleet but good management takes admin time, the right processes and resource.

What employers can do to prepare their professional drivers for a safe return to work after lockdown.

How safe do you think your fleet is today? It’s very easy to think that, because a fleet has been incident free for a while, everything must be fine. That can then lead to complacency, and an incident happening, seemingly out of nowhere. Assess your fleet confidence level with this tool -...