Our approach to fleet training is very different and somewhat unique. We believe this will dramatically change how companies assess and develop their drivers. Would you like to reduce your fuel bill by 15%, reduce fuel consumption by 18%, and also reduce your carbon footprint by 15%?*. All this, and at the same time manage your occupational road risk? One of our clients with 22 drivers could save £11,301.59 per year on reduced fuel costs alone! For more details on this, visit our Eco-Driving section. You can also expect your incident rates to fall and the added benefit of unnecessary repair bills could lead to a reduction in insurance claims and smaller repairs (below excess). This in turn can lead to less downtime meaning your drivers are able to fulfil their duties. You will also be able to honour your corporate responsibilities in managing your occupational road risk. All our trainers are of the highest calibre and have completed a course in Advanced Driving Instruction at Cranfield University (Driver Research Group). All our trainers are also Driving Standards Agency Approved Driving Instructors (DSA,ADI) and DSA Fleet Registered Trainers (DSAFRT). Due to the exclusivity of what we offer, we are unable to provide full details on our website. However, a simple demonstration of one of our methods is provided on our GDE page and we would be happy to go into further detail should you wish us to do so. TESTIMONIAL: "Fleet Driver Education Services ("FDES") help us as a business to reduce the safety, eco and financial risks that comes with running a fleet of company vehicles. FDES complement our existing procedures and tailor their service to our specific business needs. Our Senior Management Team is committed to road safety and eco-driving and FDES contribute well in both regards. As a result we have experienced a reduction in our fleet expenditure by improved MPG figures and continual reduction in accident rates." Carol Harkins, HR Manager, Pointer Limited THE LAW The new Corporate Manslaughter laws render companies and employers responsible in Law for the driving behaviour of their employees. The Health and Safety at Work Act states that employers have a responsibility to ensure the safety of their employees who drive at work and to ensure others are not put at risk by their work-related driving activities. A Prison sentence is possible for those found guilty of not actively improving the driving of their employees, particularly those they know to be at risk of further crashes through poor driving habits. CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILS