Highways Driver Training
It is estimated that for every 1 mph reduction in average speed, accident frequency is reduced by 5%. It is therefore clear there is a need to worry about speed because the consequences of driving fast are so severe.
Fleet Driver Training
Where operators actively monitor and manage the fuel used by vehicles, a fleet's fuel consumption can typically be reduced by 10%, with an equivalent cost saving. Use of safe and fuel-efficient driving techniques as part of fuel management will make a major contribution to this fuel saving.
Sub Contract Fleet Driver Training
I have been involved with Driver Training for 18 years now and during this time I have worked along side Training Companies that deliver Fleet Driver Training.
Having qualified as an Approved Driving Instructor in July 1989 and working with a large established Driving School for 12 months, I established Highway's Driver Training Services in August 1990. Since then having attained the following qualifications:
- Rospa National Diploma in Advanced Driving Instruction.
- Rospa Advanced Driving Test Gold Award.
- Blackburn Area Road Safety Association Gold Award.
- Driving Standards Agency Approved Fleet Driver Trainer.
- Working along side of Lancashire County Council with various Road Safety Programmes.
- Safed Approved Driver Trainer.
Nick Hayward
DSA Fleet Approved Driver Trainer
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Testimonials
"The training has been beneficial to both the staff and company were we have seen a reduction in the fuel usage across all vehicles."
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Did you know?
- In total, 6,375 drivers underwent SAFED training.
- 3,121 of the drivers trained worked for companies employing less than 50 employees.
- MPG data was available for 6,179 drivers. Of the 6,179 drivers, an average improvement in MPG of 10.01% was recorded.
- Gear change figures were available for 6,043 drivers. Of the 6,043 drivers there was an average reduction in gear changes of 36.9%.
- Data was collected from 6,326 drivers on the length of time taken to complete the first and second run. The data shows that there was an average decrease in the time taken to complete the second run of 0.92%. This shows that safe and fuel-efficient driving does not add extra time to journeys.
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