Whitepaper - How human factors affect our risk exposure when we drive

17 Apr 2018

The increased likelihood of being involved in a road collision while driving for work in the UK is well researched and documented. It has been suggested that the risk of crash involvement while driving a company car is 29% higher compared to driving a privately-owned car. Other research found the figure was even higher at 49%.This paper summarises the findings from a number of recent research studies, and is based on research that was commissioned by DriveTech and carried out by Ian Edwards MSc.

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Case Study - Abellio London and Surrey - Driver Training
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Case Study - Abellio London and Surrey - Driver Training

Abellio operates public transport services in Europe, including both bus and rail networks.

Originally founded by the dutch-headquarted Nederlandse Spoorwegen organisation, Abellio first started operating in the UK in 2003. Abellio entered the London bus market in 2009 by taking over Travel London and Travel Surrey Businesses from National Express.

Today, Abellio London & Surrey employ 2,300 staff and operate over 700 buses. Its aim is to provide the best possible service to their customers, providing a professional and reliable service, giving excellent customer service and providing clean, green and modern buses. Abellio London operates 47 routes from 5 depots and Abellio Surrey operates 37 routes in north Surrey.

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Case Study - Compass Group - Ensuring driver compliance and safety
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Case Study - Compass Group - Ensuring driver compliance and safety

DriveTech helps Compass Group gain full overview of ‘at work’ driving community risk and compliance, via its online FleetRiskManager portal. Compass provides contract catering and support services in the UK and Ireland with over 1,600 company car drivers and a significant number of drivers using their own cars for work. There is also a fleet of light commercial vehicles. Compass is committed to delivering a superior service to their customers and consistent duty of care to their ‘at work’ drivers.

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Case Study - AstraZeneca - Reducing driver crashes and injuries
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Case Study - AstraZeneca - Reducing driver crashes and injuries

AstraZeneca UK Marketing Company is responsible for all marketing operations for AstraZeneca in the UK.

The business employs just over 700 UK staff of which around 650 drive cars for work, either company or privately-owned. AstraZeneca has worked with DriveTech since 2013 on its Drive Success programme which  addresses AstraZeneca’s largest area of risk – employees who drive for work. It is a core part of AstraZeneca’s HR and employee engagement strategy.

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Whitepaper - The impact of driver behaviour on vehicle running cost
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Whitepaper - The impact of driver behaviour on vehicle running cost

Due to a lack of hard data, driver coaching and or training is often justified on gut feel alone or on ticking the ‘Health & Safety compliance’ box.

From our own day-to-day experiences, we know that the way people drive does directly affect running costs. What has been difficult to prove, beyond reasonable doubt, is what savings could be achieved by improving driver behaviour across the fleet.

This paper demonstrates that financial savings are directly linked to driver behaviour. It uses real-life driving data, often measured by telematics systems, to show that significant savings can be achieved. It also highlights the role that driver training and coaching can play in driving down costs by changing driver behaviour for the better.

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Whitepaper - The effect of driver coaching on the bottom line
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Whitepaper - The effect of driver coaching on the bottom line

Getting serious engagement at senior or board level can be challenging if there are no clear financial benefits and no realistic and significant return on investment (ROI), from undertaking a particular course of action.The challenge is particularly acute if companies assume they are purchasing an intangible product. To make it tangible, so that the financial benefits in particular can be explained with confidence, the outcome of training, and the financial savings accrued, must be quantified.

This paper demonstrates that cost savings can be achieved through high quality and innovative driver coaching programme based on a holistic approach to fleet risk and driver safety management. 

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