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New free Volvo Co-Pilot duty of care support programme

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31 July 2014

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The C0-Pilot programme has been launch as part of Volvo’s mission that by the year 2020, nobody should be killed or injured in one of its cars

What the Co-Pilot programme includes

  • £495 of risk management consultancy and practical support for every business buying or leasing its first Volvo
  •  A fleet policy drawn up by legal experts, licence checks, driver handbooks and online risk assessments for up to 20 drivers.
  • Further advice and discounted services provided by a consortium of fleet support specialists brought together by Volvo

WITH more than 150 business vehicles being involved in road traffic accidents every day, uninsured losses are rising, with the company car collision bill rising to a staggering £1.2 billion every year.

Even worse, each week 20 people die and 200 are seriously injured in accidents involving business drivers, and with uninsured costs stacking up to an average £22,000 per vehicle, something needs to be done.

So as part of Volvo’s mission that by the year 2020 nobody shall be injured or killed in a new Volvo, Volvo has launched a new support programme called Co-Pilot, designed to help SMEs get on top of their legal and social obligations to ensure the safety of their fleets and drivers.

Volvo Co-Pilot works in conjunction with Fleet21 – Volvo’s driver risk consultancy – to provide £495 worth of risk management and practical support to every business buying or leasing its first Volvo.

This includes a fleet policy drawn up by industry-leading legal experts, a series of licence checks, detailed driver handbooks and online risk assessments.

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