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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2025

How To Understand And Mitigate Grey Fleet And Occasional Business Use Risks

What are the potential risks associated with your employees using personally owned vehicles for business use and how can you manage them effectively...

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What are the potential risks associated with your employees using personally owned vehicles for business use and how can you manage them effectively?

The use of employee-owned vehicles is increasingly common and convenient for many business. But so-called 'grey fleets' and 'occasional business use' of personal vehicles by your employees introduces a range of potential risks you'll need to understand and mitigate to ensure employee safety and business compliance.

Below, we consider the risks associated with employees using their own vehicles on company business and the measures you can take to mitigate them.

Defining grey fleet and occasional business use

The term 'grey fleet' refers to vehicles owned by employees but used for business purposes. This can encompass a range of activities, such as traveling to training courses, visiting clients, or attending company events. Although these vehicles aren't part of the company's official fleet, their use for

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