If you drive or manage a goods vehicle, bus, coach, or fleet in the UK, there are strict rules governing the number of hours drivers can work and the frequency of breaks they must take. These are known as the Drivers’ Hours. Staying compliant with these rules is not only a legal requirement but also…
Since April 2025, new DVSA guidance requires HGVs and trailers to undergo a laden roller brake test (RBT) at least four times a year, including during the MOT. This is a big shift from the previous requirement of just one test annually. However, if your fleet is equipped with an Electronic Braking Performance Monitoring System…
If you’re a business running a growing or established fleet, managing your vehicles can quickly become complicated. The obvious answer is to invest in fleet tracking, but with so many available solutions, features, bits of jargon, and installation options around, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. At Nationwide Fleet Installations, we understand how confusing…
When people think about fleet safety, charging cradles and mounting solutions often don’t make the list. Usually camera technology, telematics, AI and sensors are the top solutions, but we think in-vehicle charging solutions should be part of that list. Why Are They Important? Charging cradles correctly held in situ by secure mounts are a vital…
One of the most sought-after solutions by fleet operators is truck camera systems. We examine why camera systems for HGV are becoming a must for fleets. Camera technology is proven to support drivers and operators in day-to-day use, with both parties taking advantage of the vast array of different features. Terminology: When discussing cameras for…
Why Telematics Matter for Fleet Operators Feeling overwhelmed by the myriad of telematics options? With so many systems on the market, it can be hard for fleet managers to know which one is right for their operations. But the right telematics solution can do far more than just track vehicles, it can cut fleet running…
What Is A Telematics System? Telematics, or a telematics system, is a technology-driven solution designed to monitor and provide real-time insights into the status of vehicles and assets. It uses connectivity, such as cellular networks, sensors, and GPS, to gather, transmit, receive, store and in most cases analyse the data. Today, telematics is widely utilised by fleet…
Driver-facing camera and in-cab technology is playing an increasingly significant role in improving business and fleet performance. However, research indicates that employees often struggle to adapt to new systems, leading to resistance and low adoption rates. One of the most frequently resisted solutions for businesses operating fleets is the driver-facing camera. These cameras offer notable…
Telematics installation companies play a crucial role in supporting fleet operators integrate and maintain advanced vehicle technology solutions into their vehicles. This comes at a time when many businesses lack the time, resources, or technical expertise to install telematics devices themselves. The complexity of these systems, including decoding connections and ensuring proper integration, presents significant…
Telematics devices offer a wide range of benefits to any fleet, such as improving driver behaviour.