15 January 2009 - Safety-focused Shred-it cuts crash costs by £80,000

The world’s largest mobile shredding and recycling company has cut its UK collision costs by two-thirds, saving almost £80,000 after embarking on a road safety crusade.
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30 September 2008 - Cordek put at-work drivers on a safety first footing

Publicity surrounding the impact of the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act on fleets provided the catalyst for West Sussex-based company Cordek to focus on introducing a range of driver risk management initiatives.
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15 August 2008 - Feedwater puts at-work driver safety in fast lane

A desire to ensure that a pro-active, robust and comprehensive occupational road risk management strategy is in place prompted specialist industrial water treatment company, Feedwater Ltd, to involve leading provider DriveTech.
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8 July 2008 - Center Parcs puts safety first to curb vehicle damage

Safety is paramount for short break holiday operator, Center Parcs, which is why the company has introduced additional equipment to its vehicles and is putting staff through a comprehensive occupational road risk management programme.
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22 April 2008 - Arval's journey from 'zero to hero'

Occupational road risk exposure at Arval, one of Europe’s leading fleet and fuel management companies, is officially low, according to an independent audit by the AA.
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26 February 2008 - Thatcham employees on the road to safer driving with DriveTech

Safety is in the DNA of Thatcham, The Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre, which is why the driving skills and behind-the-wheel attitude of the organisation’s 130 car-driving staff is now being assessed.
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11 September 2007 - Direct Communications drives to a safer future with £20,000 insurance premium saving

Insurance premiums have been slashed by £20,000 on a high-mileage fleet that clocks up an average 1.4 million miles a year following the successful implementation of a comprehensive road risk management programme.

Family-run Direct Communications Ltd, of St Ives, Cambridgeshire has slashed its comprehensive insurance premium for its fleet of 25 vans and 22 company cars from £60,000 in 2006/07 to £40,000 for 2007/08. The company has also seen its insurance excess cut in half from £500 to £250.
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28 February 2007 - Risk management focus delivers major benefits to Sainsbury's Online shopping service

Supermarket giant Sainsbury's has evolved its 'tick box' driver safety course into a comprehensive, occupational risk management programme across its home delivery fleet.

A driver assessment and training programme, introduced four years ago at the supermarket group in conjunction with DriveTech (UK), has developed into a multi-faceted, incident-reduction programme focused on the company's rapidly-expanding 800-strong home delivery fleet and its drivers.
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15 January 2007 - DriveTech supports eastern european driver training at JEPCO

Hard-working East European students are recruited annually by a leading salad supplier… but, while they might be excellent at planting, harvesting and packing fresh food, can they drive?

It is a risk that family-owned, South Lincolnshire company J E Piccaver & Co (JEPCO), is not prepared to take. That’s why all would-be drivers are put through a three-day training course before taking to the wheel of company minibuses.
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21 March 2006 - Dow's 30-year commitment to managing road safety sees accidents reduce to record low

A 30-year commitment to managing occupational road risk is paying dividends for two of Britain’s most safety-conscious companies that ended 2005 with a record low number of vehicle accidents.

Last year, Dow, which comprises Dow Chemical, Dow AgroSciences and subsidiary companies, suffered just five low speed ‘moving motor vehicle accidents’ with drivers clocking up an average 25,000 miles annually.
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1 February 2006 - Direct Communications takes the journey with DriveTech (UK) to a safer future

A spate of accidents involving vehicles on a high-mileage fleet operated by family-run Direct Communications led to the company embarking on The Journey - the A-Z strategic occupational risk management programme developed by DriveTech (UK) Limited.
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19 September 2005 - High-mileage fleet - National Milk Records - clocks on with DriveTech to promote a safety-first culture

Concern for the well-being of all at-work drivers and a desire to be viewed as a safety-conscious employer has resulted in National Milk Records (NMR) launching a comprehensive risk management programme.
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02 August 2005 - Red Bull puts energy into driver training with bespoke DriveTech (UK) programme

A targeted driver training programme has been introduced by leading energy drink company Red Bull to improve the safety of its drivers and reduce accident costs.
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29 April 2005 - Arval takes safety first approach with major driver licence checking initiative

Almost 1,000 driving licence checks have been undertaken on at-work drivers and relatives of company car drivers at Arval, the UK's largest fleet management company, as part of its in-house risk management focus.
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21 April 2005 - Comprehensive driver training programme reaps moral and financial dividends for Miele

Insurance company recognition of a comprehensive driver training programme introduced by Miele for its 150 company car and van drivers has made the scheme self-funding.
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31 January 2005 - Fleet safety the DriveTech way pays off for ICI Paints

Risk management strategy wins company European award.
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12 January 2005 - PFA & DriveTech team up to deliver driver awareness training to 1,500 top young footballers

DriveTech, the leading UK occupational road risk company, today (Wednesday, 12 th January 2005) kicks off its contract and business partnership, with The Professional Footballer's Association (PFA) to be their preferred supplier of driver awareness training.
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10 January 2005 - BSkyB embraces safe driving vision with comprehensive DriveTech programme

British Sky Broadcasting has launched a comprehensive occupational driving risk reduction programme in association with DriveTech (UK), the country’s leading provider of at-work driving risk management, driver assessment and driver training solutions.
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