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| What advice does the UK government give on managing work-related road safety? |
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| In September 2003 the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and Department for Transport (DfT) jointly published 'Driving at work - managing work-related road safety' guidelines. | ||||||||||
| These guidelines are the first time that the UK government has provided any advice, in writing, on how organisations should go about managing the safety of employees who make work-related journeys. The three significant recommendations are: | ||||||||||
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Existing H&S legislation applies to employees making work-related
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- The key way to manage the risk is by risk assessments - There is the same duty of care regardless of vehicle ownership |
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| Click here to download a free copy from the HSE website (opens in a new window) |
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