Last week’s blog post focused on analytics and their impact on coaching and your safety culture. This week’s post provides tips you can use today and take to the bank tomorrow! 

In our last blog post, we focused on the value of expert analysis and measurement in the coaching process. This week, we’ll focus on analytics and their role in coaching and its impact on your safety culture. 

The value of expert analysis and measurement in the coaching process 

From the youngest age, to the end of their careers, people are coached – babies learning to walk, school children mastering a new skill or professional athletes looking to better their game.

Two reports emerged recently showing that more professional drivers than ever are using their mobile phone while driving – and the vast majority of them do not use hands-free equipment even when it’s provided.

Why do we think easier use of in-vehicle systems is not the message we want to send to make our roads, our drivers or our vehicles safer?

In 2017, there were some 12,500 collisions involving vans that caused injury or death compared to 5,000 for HGVs.

The DfT recently published its 2017 road casualty statistics and they make for sober reading.

There are 408,000 trucks registered in the UK and four million vans.