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Women in Transport celebrates renewed partnership with Drivetech

October 20, 2025 in Partnerships

Women in Transport are excited to announce a renewal of our partnership with Drivetech. Founded in 1990, they are the world leader in fleet risk and driver safety management, including driver training. 

Drivetech offers fleet risk health checks, driver assessment and training services – online and on-road – in the UK and in over 95 countries and in 35 languages through over 40 partners. These products and services improve driver safety, reduce fleet running costs and ensure compliance with legal obligations and duty of care responsibilities. They are also the UK’s largest provider of driver offender retraining courses.

Their mission is  “To work together to eliminate risk for a safer world” and their vision is “A leader in providing innovative risk reduction solutions, on and off the road”.

Sonya Byers, CEO at Women in Transport, said:

"We’re delighted to renew our partnership with Drivetech, a company that shares our commitment to creating a safer, more inclusive transport sector. Their expertise in driver safety and risk management continues to make a real impact, and we look forward to supporting our members and working together to champion positive change across the industry.”

Leo Taylor, Director of Drivetech, added:

“Drivetech is a people-centred business. Everything we do is focused on improving safety and wellbeing for all road users. Our diverse and talented team is committed to empowering people in the industry with the skills and knowledge they need to drive best practice and ultimately save lives. Our partnership with Women in Transport reflects our commitment to supporting opportunities for women at all levels of the business. We are making great progress year on year and the structures and processes we have in place are designed to ensure that women can reach their full potential at Drivetech and the wider AA.”

For more information about Drivetech, please visit: https://www.drivetech.co.uk


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