An acceleration in fleet safety checks has seen FleetCheck’s Vehicle Inspection App accelerate past the three million milestone in the last week. The app was introduced in April, 2017 and took until earlier this year to clock up two million checks, but has passed an additional million in a matter of weeks. Peter Golding, managing director at FleetCheck, said: “We’ve seen an explosion in checks over the last few weeks. Part of this is because

A new addition to the fit-to-drive declaration included in FleetCheck’s Vehicle Inspection App has been introduced covering coronavirus symptoms. The Vehicle Inspection App is designed to increase fleet safety for cars, vans, HGVs, buses and coaches and is widely used, having been used to complete two million checks. Peter Golding, managing director at FleetCheck, said: “The fit-to-drive declaration is an essential part of the app as well as fundamental fleet risk management itself. It means

5.3% of company cars and vans being operated by customers of FleetCheck only meet the Euro 4 emissions standard or older, according to a new analysis. A further 18.2% of vehicles from the total sample of 85,792 also fall behind the latest Euro 6 legislation by only achieving Euro 5, figures released by the fleet software specialist show. Peter Golding, managing director at FleetCheck, said: “We compiled these figures to illustrate the disparity that currently

A protocol is needed to ensure that home delivery fleets do not place drivers or the public at additional risk from coronavirus, says FleetCheck. These fleets could serve an essential role in the next few months by ensuring that people who are self-isolating can easily access food and other essentials – but there is a possibility that drivers could be exposing themselves to risk as well as personally spreading the virus. Peter Golding, managing director