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  • Key issues surrounding business driver safety and compliance

    Key issues surrounding business driver safety and compliance

    Simon Turner, Managing Director of Fleet21 discusses the key issues surrounding business driver safety and compliance with leading industry figures. Topics covered include; Clarity on the legislation and penalties with John Lawrence JP, Compliance basics with Malcolm Maycock, Director of Licence Bureau, Driver risk assessment with Andrew Bayne, Commercial Director of a2om, ‘Driving Dynamics’ in-car…

  • Foreign drivers driving in the UK on business

    Foreign drivers driving in the UK on business

    Foreign drivers driving in the UK on business is Cardinus Risk Management’s health and safety forum for managers with responsibility for occupational road risk. It will be held on the afternoon of Tuesday 4th December, 2012 at 107 Leadenhall St, London EC3A 4AF. Click to open your invitation.

  • Safety Health and Environment Show (South)

    Safety Health and Environment Show (South)

    As a result of the huge success of The SHE Show North West and to respond to the demand of the audience, we are proud to attend the SHE Show South taking place at Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes on 23 April 2013. Licence Bureau looks forward to seeing you on stand 8.

  • BRAKE ‘Measuring the risk’ report

    BRAKE ‘Measuring the risk’ report

    Brake has just published part 2 of the report on its annual survey of fleet managers who subscribe to the Fleet Safety Forum. Why not take a look at the report, sponsored by Licence Bureau, to see how your organisation measures up? It covers fitness to drive: from testing for drugs and alcohol, to policies…

  • Reducing maximum speed to 60mph reduces fuel consumption by 10%

    Reducing maximum speed to 60mph reduces fuel consumption by 10%

    DriveGain analysis: Reducing maximum speed to 60 MPH reduces fuel consumption by 10%, but only adds 2 minutes to journey time June 27th 2012, London, UK – DriveGain, the company that produces the iPhone application that helps you save fuel as you drive, has analysed the 10,000 journeys uploaded to the DriveGain web portal over…

  • Thousands of workers in the UK are on the road illegally suggest statistics

    Thousands of workers in the UK are on the road illegally suggest statistics

    According to Licence Bureau, which verifies driving licences on behalf of businesses, there are approximately 24,000 business drivers on the road that should not be. This is based on the fact that three in every 1000 licences the company checks are illegal, and that there are around eight million people entitled to drive for work…

  • Leasing company owner encourages employers to review their vetting procedures

    Leasing company owner encourages employers to review their vetting procedures

    Research released by the Licence Bureau this week has estimated that there are approximately 24,000 illegal motorists on Britain’s roads. The figure is based on the regular checks executed on a weekly basis. Using statistics from 2011, the Licence Bureau estimated that an average 1 in every 300 checked licenses were invalid making the drivers…

  • Thousands of illegal company drivers in the UK

    Thousands of illegal company drivers in the UK

    According to the thousands of weekly checks that the Licence Bureau is undertaking, there are approximately 24,000 people driving illegally for companies in Britain today. In addition, 1 in 300 licences were found to be invalid during 2011. Read full article on FleetWorx

  • Workplace Law: Company directors failing to check for illegal drivers

    Workplace Law: Company directors failing to check for illegal drivers

    UK drivers are facing increasing danger on the roads as thousands of workers are driving illegally. Based on the thousands of checks that it carries out every week, Licence Bureau, the UK’s leading authority on driver qualifications, estimates that there are 24,000 people driving illegally for companies in Britain today. During 2011 Licence Bureau found…

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