productFleets course helps foreign drivers stay safe on UK roads
Snakes and monkeys proved to be one of the top concerns for a foreign driver set to take to the UK’s roads.
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productDrive for safer roads
Based on the thousands of checks
that it carries out every week, the
Licence Bureau, which verifies
driving licences on behalf of
businesses, estimates that there are
24,000 people driving
illegally for companies
in Br
productWinter motoring tips
As a pilot wouldn’t fly without taking out pre-flight checks you should do the same and make sure that your vehicle is safe and roadworthy for every journey, explains the Licence Bureau.
productGrey fleet policies
Businesses lack clarity when it comes to grey fleet policies, the Licence Bureau reports. An even greater number, a third (33%) of organisations, believe they face ‘no significant risk’ from those employees who use their own vehicles for work.
productThe implications of not frequently checking driving licences
Malcolm Maycock, managing director of Licence Bureau explains the implications of not frequently checking driving licences.
productOutstanding commitment to road safety
Licence Bureau managing director Malcolm Maycock has received the prestigious Kevin Storey Award for Outstanding Commitment to Road Safety at Brake’s annual Fleet Safety Awards.
productFleets should take a proactive approach to regularly checking the licences of employees, to assess whether they remain suitable to drive on company business and ensure they are adhering to their Dutys
Fleets should take a proactive approach to regularly checking the licences of employees warns Licence Bureau.
productLicence Bureau keeps Meachers safe
UK independent freight and logistics provider Meachers Global Logistics has appointed Licence Bureau to carry out licence checking of its employees across the country.
articleA wake up call for fleets
Malcolm Maycock, managing director of Licence Bureau, warns that the new guidelines for sentences imposed on companies for health and safety offences in the workplace should serve as a serious wake up call for companies operating company vehicles.
blogNew workplace sentencing guidelines a wake-up call for fleets
New guidelines for sentences imposed on companies for health and safety offences in the workplace, including corporate manslaughter should serve as a serious wake-up call for companies operating company vehicles.
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