Grey fleet drivers are becoming increasingly common as employees drive their own cars for business. Having grey fleet drivers can be more beneficial for businesses that do not have high business mileage, However, grey fleet drivers can sometimes be hard to manage in respect of mileage, accident management, and general vehicle maintenance.
If a grey fleet driver is out on business, your company could be liable if they have an accident. There is also the AMAP rates to consider and the overall duty of care.
Our video telematics solutions help minimise the risk of running a grey fleet. Using non-evasive video telematics solutions you can better manage your fleet efficiency to keep your employees safe and protect your bottom line.
Managing any fleet of vehicles is difficult, but grey fleets come with additional risks to consider, specifically around accidents and liability. But with VUE video telematics solutions monitoring both the driving behaviour of your employee, and also of those around them, you ensure safety and minimise your risk of liability.
Get in touch to discuss how we can help with your Grey Fleet.
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