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Brake to run Pledge webinars for fleets online

The move marks the first time that Brake's Pledge training, sponsored by ARI Fleet UK, will be run as a series of online webinars, offering practical tools and resources on fleet road risk management.

The webinars are delivered by an experienced, qualified trainer from Brake. Attendees will learn how to run discussion based workshops with their drivers on six core principles of safe driving:

  • Slow – a within speed limits
  • Sober – a free from alcohol or drugs
  • Sharp – a not tired, ill or with poor eyesight
  • Silent – a phone off and out of reach
  • Secure – a belted up in a safe vehicle
  • Sustainable – a only when you have to

Attendees will be provided with access to interactive learning materials through Brake Professional's website www.brakepro.org. These tools are designed to be used within the workplace to support internal road risk management policies and procedures.

Forthcoming Pledge webinars:

  • Thursday 19th June 2014
  • Wednesday 17th September 2014
  • Tuesday 2nd December 2014

The first course is free to all to attend.

Keith Allen, ARI Fleet UK managing director, said: ‘We are delighted to be sponsoring Brake in 2014. Brake has a long history of promoting road safety and the great work they have achieved to date should be applauded. As a fleet management provider, ARI Fleet UK understands the importance of promoting road safety and mitigating risk, with the aim of reducing fatalities through increasing compliance. These objectives form part of our own core values as a global business and through this sponsorship opportunity we hope to enable Brake to continue this great work and help reduce risk on our roads.’

For more information and to book online, visit www.brakepro.org/take-part/pledge, contact Brake on +44(0)1484 559909 or [email protected]. Brake can also arrange in-house training sessions on request.

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Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.

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