AXA Insurance UK has announced two new partnerships as part of its refreshed commercial fleet management proposition
The strategic relationships with Logistics UK and Driving for Better Business will further support customers to manage risk and adopt industry best practice

Helping customers manage their risk exposures more effectively is a key priority for AXA Insurance UK, and commercial motor fleet is an area where identifying opportunities for developing risk management programmes and sharing best practice can have a significant impact.

To further enhance the service it offers, the insurer’s commercial motor team has announced two new strategic partnerships, providing customers with additional tools, resources and industry expertise. As part of a refreshed fleet management proposition, the insurer has signed agreements with leading organisations Logistics UK and Driving for Better Business.

Logistics UK is country’s biggest transport trade body, representing businesses that ship goods by road, rail, sea and air. Its training and fleet management services include the Vision online portal that gives oversight of all risk exposures in one place including drivers, vehicles and operator licencing.

We are delighted to be working in a strategic partnership with AXA to help increase risk awareness, and to support with various measures before they escalate. AXA’s reputation for excellence and broad experience in risk management and avoidance will be of great benefit to fleet operators as they navigate towards safer fleet operation and compliance, and we look forward to building a long and successful partnership.

Jemma James, Director of Partnerships at Logistics UK

Driving for Better Business is a programme from National Highways that offers free online tools and resources to help employers reduce work-related road risk, control the associated costs and improve compliance with current guidance and legislation.

Managing occupational road risk is essential to protecting people, business performance and reputation. Our partnership with AXA combines practical tools, industry expertise and a shared commitment to safer driving. Together, we can help organisations turn insight into action, reduce risk and create safer fleet cultures. Everyone deserves to get home safe and well.

Mark Cartwright, Head of Commercial Vehicle Incident Prevention at National Highways

Mark Sutcliffe, Motor Technical Risk Manager, said the partnerships reflect AXA Insurance UK’s ambition and vision around good fleet risk management.

Both partners believe that cultural change within an organisation is the catalyst for improvement, and this fully aligns with AXA’s approach. We want to ensure that safety is at the heart of fleet management and that our customers have the best tools and information to help them effectively manage risk.

Our partnerships with Logistics UK and Driving for Better Business will enable us to apply a whole industry approach when working with customers to develop robust risk management strategies.

Mark Sutcliffe, Motor Technical Risk Manager at AXA Insurance UK

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AXA Insurance UK plc registered in England and Wales under registered number 078950 and authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority under Financial Conduct Authority registration number 202312. Registered office is 20 Gracechurch Street, London, EC3V 0BG.

AXA UK is part of the AXA Group, a worldwide leader in insurance and asset management, with 147,000 employees serving 94 million clients in 50 countries. In 2023, IFRS revenues amounted to Euro 102.7 billion and underlying earnings to Euro 7.6 billion. AXA had Euro 844 billion in assets under management as of December 31, 2023.

In the UK & Ireland, AXA operates through a number of business units including: AXA Insurance, AXA Health and AXA Ireland. AXA UK & Ireland employs around 10,000 staff.

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AXA Insurance UK announces new partnerships to boost fleet management offering