Alex Pocklington, Principal Network Impact Assessment Engineer at Croydon Council, discusses the implementation of Construction Logistics Plans.

Continental Tyres UK has put digitalisation for safety to the top of the transport agenda in the construction industry, exploring how emerging technologies will make commercial vehicle fleets safer.

Supportive of ambition for the Standard to be adopted in all parts of country, the Department for Transport regards CLOCS as one of three important actions that together reduce road risk.

TfGM’s ‘Made to Move’ strategy aims to build a high-quality network for cycling and walking to benefit all of their towns and the City centre.

A Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) practice note giving advice to planners on how they can help reduce collisions involving vehicles on route to construction sites and vulnerable road users was launched at the CLOCS conference 2019.

We have some outstanding CLOCS Champions, not least the organisations that sit on the Working Group and have provided support and guidance on the development and progression of the CLOCS Standard.

The FORS Security and Counter Terrorism and eLearning module has gained national recognition for raising awareness of security and terrorist threats

EPIC Logistics is one of 4 workshops available to CLOCS members at the Annual Conference on 20th of March 2019.

Continental Tyres UK will host a road safety workshop at the CLOCS Annual Conference, as part of its role as the main sponsor for the 2019 event.

CLOCS champion members have the privilege and permission to use CLOCS branding.  We encourage you to be ‘loud and proud’ in promoting your status as a CLOCS champion.

Currently no system alerts a driver as they approach an incident hotspot – making it difficult for fleet operators to easily meet the CLOCS Standard requirement. 

The updated version of the FORS Vehicle safety equipment guide is now available to download from the FORS website.