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Safety ON THE ROAD
In the year 2021 our driver Martin Kolff from Dirksland could call himself again the safest driver in the Netherlands for a long time. Read more…
Van Waveren Transport has been tested against the SQAS guidelines. SQAS (Safety & Quality Assessment System) is a system that evaluates the quality, safety, security and environmental performance of logistics service providers (LSPs) and chemical distributors in a uniform manner. Conducted by independent assessors using a standard questionnaire. View our recent SQAS certification here
Since the arrival of safety systems for trucks, Van Waveren Transport has invested in these systems to increase the safety of our drivers and other road users. We work with the following safety systems:
Adaptive cruise control and forward collision warning with emergency stop feature
Lane Keeping Support
Lane change Support
Driver Alert Support
In heavy traffic, the radar and camera-based Adaptive Cruise Control ensures a safe distance from the vehicle in front. Partly by automatically controlling the accelerator pedal and all available brakes. Projecting a warning lamp onto the windshield, the intuitive Collision Warning system warns the driver. This avoids the risk of a collision with a vehicle. In short, considerably less risk of serious injury, partly due to the automatic emergency brake activation.
With the Lane Change Support (LCS) system, radar technology scans the blind spot on the passenger side for other road users. So if it is not safe to change lanes, for example because of a cyclist, the system warns the driver. Once this happens, a buzzer will sound and the driver will see a flashing icon next to the passenger mirror.
This intelligent system keeps track of driving behaviour. If the driving behaviour differs from normal, the driver will receive a warning. At that point, he sees a signal and a notification on the dashboard advising him to pause. When a second message appears, the cruise control switches off automatically. As a result, the truck slows down slowly.