The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has called on Brussels to take action on work-related road safety as it warns of widespread failures to prevent
MEPs have lent their support to improvements on the way dangerous driving is enforced across EU Member State borders.
The EU is to push ahead with introducing legislation which will require various safety features to be included on a range of vehicles with the
European fleets including Portugal’s CTT have been recognised for their efforts to improve road safety at work at this year’s European Transport Safety Council (ETSC)