New guidance on raising driver awareness of key road safety messages is now available from the Global Fleet Champions (GFC) campaign run by Brake.
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Brake is running a free seminar on crisis management training to provide fleets with guidance on how to respond in the event of an employee death or serious injury in a road crash.
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Fleet operators can get insight into ways to eliminate driver distractions at a free webinar being run by Brake.
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Changes must be made to the licensing regime to help improve the safety of new drivers – in particular through the introduction of a Graduated Driver Licensing system.
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Employers can now register for Road Safety Week 2019 (18–24 November), the UK’s biggest road safety event, which involves thousands of communities, schools and organisations each year.
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Road safety campaigners, Brake, are calling for a reduction in the number of penalty points a learner driver can hold before being disqualified, as an investigation has found more than 42,000 provisional licence holders on the roads with six or more penalty points.
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Brake is running a free webinar that provides expert information and advice on protecting vulnerable road users.
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Global Fleet Champions – the global campaign to reduce road deaths and prevent pollution caused by vehicles used for work purposes, led by Brake – says work-related road crashes are a critical, but often unrecognised, safety problem for most organisations in both the private and public sectors.
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The deadline for entering Brake’s 2019 Fleet Safety Awards, co-sponsored by DRiiVE WiTH Matrix, has been extended to Friday, 14 June 2019. Fleet operators and suppliers who want to be in with a chance of winning should enter online here.