Arval’s journey from ‘zero to hero’

22 April 2008

Occupational road risk exposure at Arval, one of Europe’s leading fleet and fuel management companies, is officially low, according to an independent audit by the AA. The programme of change has led to Arval, which now has about 400 company car drivers, join the Government’s ‘Driving for Better Business’ programme, which is managed by RoadSafe, and become one of its ‘Business Champions’.

To read the full RoadSafe Magazine article and to see how DriveTech supported Arval in becoming a ‘business champion’, please click on http://www.roadsafe.com/magazine/2008spring/arval.htm

Editor's Notes

DriveTech (UK) plc is one of the UK’s leading providers of road risk management, driver assessment and education. We work both with organisations whose employees ‘drive for work’ and with members of the public, who are offered education as an alternative to prosecution by the police.

DriveTech’s vision is ‘working together to eliminate road death and serious injuries’ by providing the most effective and innovative solutions, using education and technology, to minimise risk for all road users.

DriveTech (UK) has won the Institute of Transport Management’s (ITM) ‘Fleet Award for Driver Training’ in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 and the ‘European Driver Safety Specialist’ award in 2005. In September 2007, it was named the ITM’s ‘UK Driver Training Solutions Specialist’ for making ‘the most significant impact upon the Driver Training and Safety sector over the past decade’

In 2007, DriveTech (UK) won the South England and South Wales regional award of the Bank of Scotland Corporate ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ of up to £5m, interest-free funding and was runner-up in the national Grand Finale. In addition, the company was named runner-up in the 2007 Thames Valley ‘Business of the Year’ award.

For further information, members of the media should contact Steve Johnson on direct line +44 (0)1789 414700, mobile +44 (0) 7894 621134 or on steve.johnson@drivetech.co.uk