How did HILS reduce their fleet insurance?

Running cars and vans can be an expensive business. While poor driving can obviously put your drivers and other road users at risk, it can also cost your organisation huge amounts of money, but often in ways you didn’t realise, eating into your profits without you realising.

Our Driving for Better Business Champions manage their drivers and vehicles well so they can reduce the costs, and they share their stories to inspire other employers to do the same. Some of the obvious costs include:

Insurance Excess

Every time one of your drivers has a collision, however small, it costs your business money. Any time you have to claim against your insurance there’ll be an excess to pay, usually around £500, which takes money directly out of your cashflow and profits.