EASST’s Emma MacLennan joins a distinguished rostrum of road safety professionals as member of the new Global Fleet Champions Standards Committee to tackle work-place road safety.
Our All EASST partners meeting kicked off last week with a dedicated focus on fleet safety management and the official launch of our EASST Academy Road Safety at Work: Online Course for Managers in Russian.
A recent Foreign Policy article has drawn much-needed attention to the issue of underpaid and overworked drivers. EASST’s Emma MacLennan discusses how good fleet safety management can help.
As kids go back to school this week a number of schools in the UK will be issuing fines to parents or guardians found idling their engines. EASST’s Corrine Vibert writes about how we can all get on board with this trend through eco-driving.
When it comes to work-related road safety the issue of commuting is a tricky one. Some definitions include commuting, others don’t. So where should you stand?
Road risk is not just a concern for big companies with large fleets. Nor is it just a concern for governments and local authorities. Any person can be at risk on the road. And any vehicle can pose a risk to others. Occupational road safety management is therefore vital to any business no matter how large or small.
Security incidents can have devastating consequences for carriers. Find out how you can safeguard your company from cargo theft and other security risks with our new partner course.
