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Fleet and Vehicle Audit

Executive Summary

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Introduction

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Scope of Work

  • To review the vehicle policies and driver information along with vehicle inspections

Method of Assessment

Policy and Procedures

  • Does your audit include policy and procedure review

  • Drivers understand the requirements of the policy

  • What needs to happen

  • Managers understand their responsibilities about their drivers

  • Managers understand the requirements of the Policy

  • Employees understand their duties about driving

  • Percentage of employees who have undertaken driver training

  • Percentage of people who have not.

Insurance claims

  • Number of insurance claims in the past 12 months

  • Value of insurance claims in the last 12 months

  • is the rate of claims for drivers reducing - provide numbers in comments

  • Is the rate of at fault claims for drivers reducing - provide numbers in comments

  • Have all road traffic accidents been investigated

  • Were all vehicle damage incidents reported within the first 24 hours of occurring

  • Were all vehicle damage incidents reported using the required reporting system

Vehicle Issue

  • How was the vehicle provided

  • Is there evidence of pre-inspection being undertaken

  • Were drivers provided with any instructions about the vehicle

  • Were drivers aware of the driver’s handbook

  • Are drivers aware of servicing and MOT dates and arrangements

  • What percentage of vehicle fail the MOT

  • Is there a common failure cause - state any frequent causes

  • Are vehicle inspections undertaken

  • Percentage of staff failing to carry out inspections

  • Reasons for failures

Driver Behaviour

  • Quartex Drive style trends trips utilisation

  • Managers able to demonstrate they look to reduce journeys

  • Number of drivers exceeding the speeding limits

  • Trend of speeding incidents

  • Number of speeding tickets received for fleet vehicle

  • Any disciplinary events relating to poor driver behaviour’s

  • Any complaint received about driver behaviors

  • How many and is there a common complaint

Carbon reduction

  • Percentage of electric vehicles

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