Road Safety
S&G Transport drivers approve new Duri...
A Devon-based haulier says it has quickly been able to adapt to new Progressive Safe System (PSS) regulations thanks to Durite cameras – and its
National Road Safety Week – check you...
Every year, as National Road Safety Week rolls around, we find ourselves asking important questions: Are our roads as safe as they could be? And
Bartrums saves time and money on DVS compli...
Durite’s self-installation support has helped Bartrums Haulage & Storage with cost-effective DVS compliance. TfL’s Direct Vision Standard (DVS) implemented Phase 2 in October, as part
UK fleets identify AI as key to safer roads
Real-time driver alerts and assistance powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are being recognised as key to improving fleet safety, with 69% of UK fleet operators
Increasing calls for reinstating hard shoul...
The introduction of smart motorways was intended to ease congestion and improve traffic flow. However, growing safety concerns, technological failures, and public opposition have fuelled
Ensuring load security
In the realm of road safety, load security is paramount. The proper securing of cargo during transportation is not only a legal obligation but also
Enhancing safety on England’s strateg...
Ensuring the safety of motorists on England’s Strategic Road Network (SRN), encompassing major motorways and A-roads, remains a paramount concern. Recent assessments indicate notable improvements
Samsara joins Driving for Better Business
Samsara, the pioneer of the Connected Operations® Platform, has joined forces with Driving for Better Business, a free-to-access business engagement programme from National Highways, to improve road safety
UK highways ranked 8th most hazardous for H...
Great Britain has the 8th highest yearly fatal HGV collision rate in Europe, according to analysis by SNAP, the haulage industry’s digital marketplace. New research
A large number of drivers affected by headl...
A quarter of drivers (25%) who find vehicle headlights too bright are driving less at night as a result, while 22% say they wish they
