Driver of the Year Competition
Peak Performance's unique Driver of the Year competition enables a business specific process to be created, allowing any number of employees to take part using initially an internet assessment, followed by a day at MIRA for the finalists from which the Driver of the Year will be selected.

This is a positive method for a company to raise the profile of its safe driving culture and involve all employees within the process. The various stages of the Driver of the Year competition are detailed below.

Step 1
The first stage of the competition involves Peak Performance creating an Internet web page from which your drivers can register then complete the next 4 rounds.

Step 2
Drivers register via the web site and are given an introduction to the competition and what they are required to do moving forwards. They are then required to complete a set of questions relating to the task of driving.

Step 3
Every month for the next 4 months there will be a new set of questions on the website, like in the previous round drivers visit the website and answer the questions accordingly.

Step 4
Once these rounds have been completed, points are deducted for speeding convictions, accidents, tachograph offences etc accrued during the competition. (Please note all drivers' start with a clean sheet and any current points on their licence do not count)

Step 5
At the end of these 4 rounds the top 20 drivers will receive a 1-hour assessment by a Peak Performance Management trainer.

Step 6
From these assessments the top 10 drivers will be selected.

Step 7
The top 10 drivers visit the Motor Industry Research Institute (MIRA) in Leicestershire, where over the day they take part in a variety of exercises.

MIRA is a high-tech, 400-acre proving ground used by Ford, Jaguar, Aston Martin, and World Rally Championship teams to develop their cars.

	A dedicated competition that fits your business
	A thorough test of all aspects of driving knowledge and skill
	Preliminary rounds utilise interactive web based competitions
	5 unique and challenging stages of competition
	A dedicated Competition Manager
	A high profile and interactive finals day featuring challenging multi-discipline driving events
	Web based Divisional league tables at each stage of the competition

	A dedicated competition to reinforce driving safety initiatives
	The competition promotes driver safety, knowledge and skill
	Web based competitions allow efficient use of time and deliver instant access to results
	Each of the 5 stages of the competition is designed to meet with Network Transports driving safety objectives
	The dedicated competition manager will provide a central point of contact for all stages of the competition
	Finalists will feel motivated and rewarded by attending a high quality event to decide the winner of the competition