Employers must manage health and safety risks for workers driving or riding vehicles as part of their work, with road activities covered by the same laws as fixed workplaces. This applies to company and grey fleet vehicles, including those under cash allowance schemes. Normal commuting is excluded, except journeys from home to non-standard work locations, which are considered work-related travel.

Synopsis


Estimates suggest that 25-30% of road fatalities were in accidents involving somebody at work. Of all work-related deaths, about 75% occur on the road.

This Guidance Note explains the obligations of employers & employees who drive for work. 

Covering Topics

  • Responsibility for safety when driving at work
  • What Employers Should Do
  • Why Employers Should Do This
  • Responsibility Of Employees
  • Advice From ROSPA About Driving For Work

 

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