Cheshire, UK -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/24/2015 -- When running a business that requires a transport infrastructure, safety and due diligence is paramount to prevent potentially disastrous ramifications. Businesses must manage their employee safety and do whatever they can reduce risk levels within fleets. The most crucial part of doing this is to perform regular driver's license checks on both current and prospective employees. This can be a complex and time consuming process, but Driving Monitor has automated this with online software available to all. They have now published a new guide that includes seven secrets to getting the best out of driver's license checks.

The new guide (http://www.drivingmonitor.com/7-secrets-to-driving-licence-checks/) is free to download with no obligation, and contains a survival guide on how to make maintaining driver safety cost efficient, and what to look out for in driver's licence checking services. The guide explains how to check all employees, how to create a driver's policy, what systems are required, how software can help, a guide to DVLA digital services, how to choose a partner supplier and how to cut through the jargon of an aggressive sales pitch.

The guide aims to at once inform individuals of everything they need to know, while at the same time making evident that the company has designed their own services to be the perfect solution.

A spokesperson for Driving Monitor explained, "We believe that if people understand how to properly undertake drivers licence checks, and have all the information and knowledge on how to best set up a system for success, that will make it very clear that our services are the best solution to setting up that infrastructure. We offer an all in one, online solution that can not only ensure sites have everything they need, but also presents the opportunity to save money that can exceed the initial investment in our services over the long term, making it an invaluable tool for businesses."

About Driving Monitor
Driving Monitor has been delivering driver risk management solutions since 2001 and has the UK's longest standing web-based risk assessment tool. With head offices in Cheshire, their team of experts help clients across the country to reduce their accident rates, cover their duty-of-care and ensure their employees are safe on the roads, while saving accident costs and lowering insurance premiums.

For more information please visit: http://www.drivingmonitor.com/