Category Archives: Online Training

  A19Fleet Driver Development Malcolm Stephenson Malcolm@a19fleet.co.uk Driver Certificate of Professional Competence for drivers of bus, coach, and large goods vehicles. What is Driver CPC? Driver CPC is short for ‘Driver Certificate of Professional Competence’. It is a relatively new … Continue reading →

Seven Secrets on how to save money on motoring! A.C.O.S.T. Eco Driving 101 By; Malcolm Stephenson DSA ADI A19Fleet.co.uk 1) I love to drive, but walk were you can! 2) Check the tyre pressures at daily. 3) Accelerate in a business-like manner … Continue reading →

Fuel prices are still high, A19Fleet.co.uk Advanced Eco Driving Tuition. Has developed solutions to help companies reduce fuel bills and their carbon footprint. “Fuel and vehicle costs are a core part of a company’s fleet expenditure. A19Fleet.co.uk teaches simple driving … Continue reading →

My Top Ten Tips for Better Driving By Malcolm Stephenson DSA ADI Fleet 1. Think Out Loud! Remember that speed limits are not a target! 2. Contact your UK Road Safety Team! Tel: 01642 555 567 3. Say “Brake to … Continue reading →

Don’t  Smoke, Drink or Talk and drive… By Malcolm Stephenson A19Fleet.co.uk We are all influenced by “Big Brother” Watching us in all that we do But when it comes down to common sense, why do experienced drivers crash? When we … Continue reading →

  The Government has announced plans to introduce major reforms to the way people learn to drive, how they are tested and how motorists especially those who drive at work! We will be expected to embrace a culture of lifelong learning. … Continue reading →

A survey carried out by fleet management specialist claims that 83% of companies have no system in place to manage and monitor drivers that are using their own cars for business purposes. It is estimated that the so-called ‘gray fleet’ … Continue reading →

2.3m fall asleep at the wheel, says survey! 18 September 2007 An estimated 2.3 million drivers fall asleep at the wheel every year, according to new research. Of 1,000 drivers questioned in a joint survey by road safety charity Brake … Continue reading →