• Ensure the driver is well rested. They should avoid driving when they’re tired and allow plenty of time between shifts so that workers can rest properly.• Ensure the driver isn't under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The same goes for ensuring employees don't consume substances while driving.• Ensure drivers have valid licenses. All drivers should carry proper licenses to operate company vehicles legally on public roads; otherwise, there's too much legal and financial risk when granting unqualified individuals access to company vehicles.
• Driver error: This is by far the most popular cause of all types of car crashes, including those involving large trucks and other commercial vehicles.• Vehicle malfunction: An issue with a vehicle may lead directly to an accident.• Poor maintenance: poor vehicle maintenance could also lead to problems that could cause accidents.