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Fleet vehicles and heavy equipment that is used within a business is expensive to acquire and to maintain. Can implementing a maintenance schedule save your business money?

Businesses large and small are having to face the reality of a new working environment where they are responsible for protecting their staff, customers and members of the public from a new hazard.

As things start to return slowly to a more normal pattern of working – more people will be returning to the roads.

The waste sector has been rightly identified as a ‘vital service’ by the Environment Secretary who has praised the efforts of those involved in the sector for ‘keeping waste moving’ through what is undoubtedly a hugely challenging period.

With Coronavirus cases continuing to increase day by day, there are a number of insurance implications to consider for businesses – whether you are continuing to trade through the lock-down or not.

Home delivery and delivery to essential businesses is one area which is experiencing huge growth in the light of the current conditions with many retail businesses forced to close their doors to customers and rely on delivery instead.

Using cameras in your fleet vehicles can help to reduce insurance costs in a few ways. In vehicle cameras can also be helpful to improve driver behaviour and improve driving.