Licence Bureau launches new scanning solution
Technology allows drivers to scan their licences via a camera on their laptop, smart phone or tablet. The data is scraped by the software, auto-populated onto the D906 e-declaration form
Technology allows drivers to scan their licences via a camera on their laptop, smart phone or tablet. The data is scraped by the software, auto-populated onto the D906 e-declaration form
Introduced in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) announced a grace period that saw all driving licences due to expire between 1 February and
The decline in recognised business driving data serves to highlight growing concerns around the burgeoning area of grey fleet and how an increasing volume of work-related travel is now going
Despite stay-at-home orders over the past 12 months which saw up to an 80% reduction in traffic volumes, motorists still accrued 1.5 million Driving Licence points during the first half
Responsible parties can incur the same penalty points as the actual vehicle driver due to the often unknown and much misunderstood ‘cause or permit to drive’ legislation which means that
With home working now an established part of day-to-day business in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and many organisations recognising its potential benefits long term, Licence Bureau believes driving
With the mass adoption of working from home in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and concerns drivers are becoming de-conditioned to daily driving, Licence Bureau is urging businesses to
As businesses start to ramp-up operations and road traffic volumes rise, Licence Bureau is advising fleet managers to continue to enact on the ‘new norms’ of social distancing and increased
Licence Bureau feels adoption could be hindered by the current information void and subsequent knowledge gap.
Evading road-tax is not only a legal offence but compromises a company’s duty of care for their employees every time that specific vehicle is driven on company business which can
A growing number of young people are entering the workforce with ‘mobility expectations’ while the retirement age of employed drivers, continues to creep upwards which could cause fresh challenges, particularly
Challenges are likely to get increasingly complex as more people use their own vehicle for work purposes and business trends, such as remote working and a more transient workforce, continue
Driver Licence validation services has highlighted misalignment between incident reporting mechanisms and published data sets which reduce public and corporate awareness of the risks associated with driving for work.
The continued growth in personal leasing and the increased tax burden for some company car users following the introduction of WLTP regulations are further adding to the grey fleet challenge
BUSINESS Mobility services specialist, Alphabet, has teamed up with driver licence compliance company Licence Bureau, as part of its growing driver compliance Risk Management contribution. Alphabet will be utilising Licence
Author: ROBIN ROBERTS Thousands of workers in the UK are on the road illegally, suggest statistics from the Licence Bureau. According to the company, which verifies driving licences on behalf
Author: ROBIN ROBERTS UK motorists are facing increasing danger on roads as thousands of workers are thought to be illegally driving for businesses. Based on the checks that it
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