Employers must take responsibility for at-work driver safety

New statistics issued by the Department for Transport (DfT) reveal that over one-quarter of fatal crashes involve an at-work driver.

The release of the statistics follows the decision – reported by Workplace Law in November – that work-related road accidents are not to be included in RIDDOR, the compulsory reporting system concerning employee injuries.

Speaking to the BBC, Jools Townsend, Head of Education at road safety charity Brake, said:

“These figures demonstrate ... (346 more words)

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