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The sentencing council have stated that fines for companies found guilty of corporate manslaughter will ‘…seldom be less than £500,000’.

76% of drivers consider that exaggerating mileage expense claims is acceptable.

Landmark court case involving use of hands free phone while driving

C S Ellis (Group) Ltd invest in vehicle tracking technology to reduce vehicle operating costs and increase customer service levels.

The credit crunch has meant that many companies are looking at vehicle tracking as a way of controlling costs of their vehicles and mobile workers. But caution is requied!

With fuel now representing 35 to 40 per cent of operating costs, you don't need to be a management accountant to appreciate that if a small investment in telematics technology can typically deliver 5 per cent fuel savings, it will quickly pay for itself. Sharon Clancy - Editor m.logistics

A police forensic collision investigator has reaffirmed warnings that the police will investigate at-work road deaths as if they were murders under the new Corporate Manslaughter Act.

Skyline - Plant and machinery GPS tracking system now available from Pathfinder Vehicle Systems