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Research shows that it is drivers’ attitudes and behavior — not skills — that lead to crashes. eDriving's new eBook explains how to understand the difference and improve company safety policy.

Manager guide: Reducing at-fault collisions

How can fleet managers prevent distracted driving among employees?

The role of fleet managers in preventing distracted driving among employees

At-Fault Collisions: Why Driver Skills Training MIGHT be to Blame

Reducing at-fault collisions webinar now on-demand for fleet managers

The ADLV recommends more frequent driving licence checks for high-risk drivers and says fleets should not rely on drivers self-reporting.

Fleets urged to increase frequency of licence checks on high-risk drivers

“Managers should try to frame changes to policies as positively as they can.” That’s the best way of discouraging employee drivers from using phones at the wheel, according to Brittany Shoots-Reinhard.

How managers can help employees avoid distracted driving

The role of the company in improving road safety will be debated during an international conference taking place in Paris on June 20-21.

International conference highlights company role in driver safety

With online shopping regarded as one of the most popular online activities worldwide (global online sales reached 2.3 trillion U.S. dollars in 2017) and customers increasingly expecting next-day delivery as standard, it’s no surprise that last-mile delivery companies are feeling the pressure.

The last mile: balancing customer expectations with driver safety

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