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Work stress, anxiety and depression cost the construction industry 400,000 work days per year, a study has found. Shocking figures released by the Office of National Statistics revealed that the risk of suicide among low-skilled male labourers is almost four…
23-06-2017The saying is that necessity is the mother of invention. If that’s the case then in the fleet and haulage industry the rising price of fuel and running costs are the mothers of innovation. Currently, there are companies up and…
08-06-2017Freezing conditions during the winter, including black ice and hazardous driving conditions, can delay an ambulance response. It’s a common problem during the winter months, especially in more rural areas where gritters and snow ploughs often leave minor roads untreated…
31-05-2017English ambulance trusts have spent thousands of pounds upgrading their fleets to ensure they can cope with the increasing number of obese patients. Specially designed ambulances and equipment have been introduced across nine trusts in response to a massive increase…
22-05-2017Professional drivers, including all three emergency services, community transport organisations and other commercial fleet operators, are becoming increasingly concerned about the proposed introduction of Ultra-Low Emission Zones (ULEZ) in London. The zones, which are due to take effect from 2019,…
11-05-2017Triggering Article 50 was just the start, of course. How quickly politicians and bureaucrats have descended into name-calling and mud-slinging. So where will it all leave the UK automotive sector? Short of a crystal ball, the only given is uncertainty.…
05-05-2017The East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) is taking steps to become dementia friendly by 2020. They are the first ambulance trust in the UK to make the move and aim to offer a service that will fully cater…
24-03-2017The Scottish Ambulance Service has vowed to help community leaders in Sunderland fix the local patient transport service. Chief executive, Pauline Howie, pledged the trust’s commitment to the project at a public meeting this week. It comes after a year…
23-03-2017Tougher penalties for drivers caught using mobile phones behind the wheel have come into play this week. A change in the law now means the fixed penalty has doubled to six points and a £200 fine. The alternative safe driving…
01-03-2017Strapped for cash public authorities are being asked to review their policy on having a colour matching fleet in a bid to cut spending costs. Rather than ordering vehicles to be sprayed in a specific colour, it’s been suggested that…
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