Fleet Source are the UK’s largest independent driver CPC, fleet training and auditing experts
Our wealth of experience allows us to understand the needs of your whole operation to deliver an unrivalled training program, tailored specifically to your requirements.
Delivering HGV and Van training to some of the UK’s largest operators, our training delivery focuses on and promotes Behavioural Change, supporting the improvement of an individual’s actions, attitudes, and habits to improve their performance, productivity, and overall well-being in a positive work environment that fosters growth, innovation, and success for both individuals and the organisation.
Give our expert team a call today so we can discuss your training requirements and help you improve your drivers’ safety, reduce fleet running costs and ensure compliance with legal obligations on an individual or company basis.
YOUR NAME’S NOT DOWN, YOU’RE
NOT COMING IN!
Nobody wants to be left out of the party!
Transport for London’s Work-Related Road Risk (WRRR) requirements are changing to FORS Gold in April 2024 and if your drivers have not undertaken Mission Zero & FORS Approved environmental training by that point, it is quite simple…. your drivers are not getting onto site!
OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW!
It’s time to the ditch bike and pop on a Virtual Reality headset!
Our Safe UK Driving (SUKD) with Virtual Reality is the only Mission Zero & FORS Approved course that is accredited equivalent to Safe Urban Driving (SUD) with on-cycle. Safe UK Driving provides your drivers with a fully immersive experience covering urban, rural and motorway; from a driver, cyclist and even a horse rider’s perspective.
TIMES A TICKING!
“Yeah but the deadline is next September”…. Good luck with that!
It happens every five years, it feels like we have all that time in the world but suddenly it runs out, leaving us desperately scrambling around to get training organised in time for the deadline. Chuck COVID into the mix, with training sidelined plus nearly 40% less training providers than before 2020, it’s already getting to the point of being on a ‘first come, first served basis’.