Zurich to target dangerous drivers with web risk tools
Zurich has launched an online risk-assessment tool that allows businesses to identify their most dangerous drivers as part of its new road-awareness programme. The insurer has touted the facility as the first online risk tool for driving to focus on attitudinal, behavioural and environmental factors.
The online Individual Driver Risk Assessment (IDRA), developed in conjunction with fleet risk management trainers Drive And Survive, assesses each driver's attitude, mindset and driving
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