We use cookies, but not for marketing purposes. View our privacy policy.

What happens if I decline cookies?

We don't use marketing cookies on this site. If you decline cookies, we will suppress any such cookies in future, but please note that the site also uses functional cookies as permitted under the UK's Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations. For more information, see our Privacy policy page.

Accept cookies     Decline cookies      Reset     Close

News story

News story




1 November 2013

Ctrack and ADT target driver safety

A high-resolution image is available for this press release.

File size: 0.22 MB

Click here to download.

 

Ctrack driver behaviour screen
Ctrack driver behaviour screen
Ctrack has teamed up with Applied Driving Techniques (ADT) to integrate its advanced vehicle tracking systems with the company’s award-winning fleet compliance solution. As a result, vehicle operators will now be able to use real-time driver behaviour data to better understand, manage and minimise risks facing their drivers. This will not only help companies to drive down accident rates and protect both employees and the public, but also reduce fleet costs, increase productivity and improve the reputation of the business.

The ADT compliance solution uses a wide range of data sources including automated licence checks, online risk assessments, maintenance audits and claims data to identify risk and recommend the necessary course of action. To date, fleet operators have only been able to act retrospectively using this information, but with the integration of the Ctrack system it will be possible extract real-time driver performance data to highlight areas of improvement. As a result, companies will be able to undertake immediate and meaningful action that will enhance their fleet by reducing accidents, fuel usage and vehicle wear and tear.

The Ctrack system enables companies to quickly and easily compare driving performance, monitoring a range of exceptions including harsh acceleration, braking, cornering and even travelling too quickly over speed humps, as well as speeding compared to the road speed limit and also excess idling. With this added insight, it will be possible assess the best and worst performing parts of the operation to support fleet policy by enabling process change, implementing awareness campaigns and undertaking focussed training.

Dr Jim Golby, Director of Applied Driving Techniques commented: “At work journeys account for one third of all road in the UK, with speeding and driving too fast for the road conditions also contributing to 850 deaths and 33,000 injuries every year. Therefore, fleet operators have an obligation to minimise risk to both staff and the public by ensuring drivers are operating in a safe and responsible manner.

ends

Further information:

Jonathan Symons
info@jasper-biz.com
+44 (0)20 8654 7618