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Selim Cavanagh, vice president of Telematics at Wunelli, calls for brokers to embrace telematics for small fleet in the same way they have for young drivers.

Reckless, risky and remiss are just some of the ways that young drivers have been characterised, sadly for good reason.

Drivers aged 16-19 are a third more likely to die in a crash and one in four 18-24 year olds crash within two years of passing their driving test.

It's perhaps not surprising when you consider that young male drivers, shift workers, truck drivers and company car drivers are most at risk from a fatigue-related collision and younger drivers are 25% more likely to use their mobile

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