Accredited by the Energy Saving Trust

For many business fleets, especially those reliant on traditional petrol and diesel vehicles, driving techniques are the most influential factor on fuel costs. You may not be in a position to update your vehicles or change your operating environment but, by upskilling your drivers, your business stands to make significant savings on fuel costs and lower its carbon footprint.

Our eco-driving course has been accredited by the Energy Saving Trust (EST) owing to the key role it can play in achieving these aims. On average, drivers achieve a 12% improvement in their MPG on the day of their training with us, and the EST’s research has shown that the training can deliver average MPG improvements of 6.2% in the longer term.

The benefits don’t end there. Eco-driving techniques also contribute to improved safety: by using early observation skills to maintain momentum, drivers increase their safety margins and enjoy a smoother, more relaxed drive.

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Calculate how much you can save:

Use our calculator to get an idea of the financial benefit that eco-driving training could have for your fleet fuel efficiency.

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Results:

Current annual fuel
cost per driver

Total fleet fuel spend
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Total training cost for
all drivers

Total saving in first year
(based on 6.2% MPG improvement)

*This is the net saving after the cost of training all drivers

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Eco-driving training overview:

Our eco-driving training course will give your drivers the knowledge they need to make subtle, common-sense adjustments to their driving techniques to increase their fuel efficiency. Accredited by the Energy Saving Trust, this course will help your business achieve a significant return on investment that in some cases could equate to a reduction in fuel cost of up to 15 pence per litre. No other fuel procurement initiative has the potential to deliver this level of saving!

Course options:

Vehicle types:

Car, light commercial

Duration:

Half-day or full-day

Number of drivers:

Half-day: 3, full-day: 5

Fringe benefits of eco-driving:

Reduced mechanical wear on engines, transmissions, brakes and tyres, reducing your maintenance costs
Increased safety margins, thanks to the combination of effective driving techniques and a more relaxed, less reactionary driving style
Fewer collisions: efficient drivers are safer drivers