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The term Grey Fleet describes employee drivers who use their own vehicles for business travel. As the name suggests, understanding responsibilities for these drivers can be a grey area; in particular, a misunderstanding of where the ownership of responsibility sits.

During the lockdown period, many UK workers have been furloughed, or working from home and alongside national restrictions, the impact has been a significant fall in the number of people driving for work. If fact, many people who found themselves

There are many misconceptions around the responsibilities of companies whose activities require workers to drive. Our blog, Driving for Work – What are the Employer’s Responsibilities? addresses what the law is regarding driving for work, and how employers can meet

A company who has employees driving for business purposes has extra duty of care responsibilities. Read on to find out why driving licence checking software is a must. Regularly checking driving licences is a key part of this responsibility, as

Numerous pieces of legislation in the last twenty years have made it more confusing for employers to know what they are considered responsible for. Since the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2000 and the Safety, Health and Welfare at

Numerous pieces of legislation in the last twenty years have made it more confusing for employers to know what they are considered responsible for. Since the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2000, all companies, irrespective of size, are responsible for

Driving Licence checking is a vital part of your duty of care as an employer, and a legal requirement. Checking validity, endorsements and risk assessing your drivers shows your commitment to the safety of your employees, and is also a