Driver and rider-training organisation the TTC Group has formed a new road-safety education division.
The Shropshire-based firm says it educates more drivers than anyone else on speed awareness, and drink-drive rehabilitation, and runs courses to correct motorists’ traffic infringements, including red lights and minor motoring offences. It adds that it works with police and councils to run driver and rider-education courses to reduce casualty rates on UK roads.
The new division, TTC Road Safety Services, has been formed by a merger of its existing Managed Road Safety Solutions business and TTC Automotive. TTC Road Safety Services Corporate will continue to offer driver training tailored to companies’ requirements, as well as providing advice and policy support on managing work-related journeys.
TTC Road Safety Services directors Nick Lloyd (pictured) and Adrian Hide describe themselves as specialists in road-safety education and training, and can point to a combined 43 years’ experience in road safety.
Said Nick: “We are merging the two divisions into TTC Road Safety Services to further enhance the services we offer on all aspects of corporate driver and rider training, including Managing Occupational Road Risk.”
For more information, visit www.ttcrss-uk.com
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