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Driver Retraining



Often used by clients with a particular "problem" driver who may have been involved in a spate of incidents in a short period of time, or who may have provoked complaints from members of the public regarding driving standards. Also used for drivers who may have a higher than normal fuel consumption or high wear and tear on tyres, brakes etc. The driver retraining course is tailored to deal the problem following discussions with the clients and usually consists of a theory session that targets the nature of the problem followed by 1:1 in the  vehicle.

Road crashes represent one of the leading causes of traumatic injury and death in daily life and at work. Yet, maybe as an illustration of the adage “familiarity breeds contempt”,research shows that many
of us severely underestimate the risks and fail to adopt an appropriate driving behaviour.


It must be recognised that any driving performed in the context of work creates responsibilities and liabilities for the employer and the employees. The behaviour of employees in work-related driving is not
just a personal matter.

Russell can assist organisations and individuals in a ''in confidence" environment with driver retraining.  




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