The ISO 39001 Toolkit hands fleet operators, logistics firms and transport authorities a ready-built road traffic safety management system: 10 editable templates covering the safe-system elements the standard expects you to control. On this page:
- What is inside the ISO 39001 Toolkit
- Who this toolkit is for
- How the toolkit maps to ISO 39001
- Why buy instead of drafting policy from a blank page
- Frequently asked questions
- Related safety and operations toolkits
What is inside the ISO 39001 Toolkit
Every organisation that runs vehicles or manages road infrastructure carries a duty of care for the lives its traffic touches: drivers, passengers, cyclists and pedestrians. This pack documents how that duty is discharged.
- Road Traffic Safety policy and RTS management system manual
- Risk assessment and hazard identification procedures for driving activities
- Journey planning, vehicle maintenance and driver competence procedures
- Incident, near-miss and collision reporting and investigation forms
- RTS objectives, targets and performance monitoring register
- Driver induction, training and fitness-to-drive records
- Internal audit checklist and management review templates

Who the ISO 39001 Toolkit is for
Fleet operators, logistics firms, public transport authorities, delivery businesses and construction companies use the standard to reduce death and serious injury on the roads in a structured, measurable way. Typical buyers are answering a client’s supply-chain safety requirement, responding to an insurer, or formalising driver management after a serious incident.
How the ISO 39001 Toolkit maps to the standard
Every document is mapped to the clauses of the standard, so auditors find what they need where they expect it. The performance factors, speed, vehicle condition, driver behaviour and route risk, run through the risk assessment and monitoring templates. You can confirm the current edition and official scope on the ISO website.
Why the ISO 39001 Toolkit beats starting from a blank page
Skip the research and drafting and adapt proven wording to your operation. The collision investigation and fitness-to-drive documents in particular are ones organisations tend to improvise badly under pressure. Native Microsoft Word and Excel files let you change names, logos and content freely, with no locked PDFs and no external authorship invoice.
ISO 39001 Toolkit frequently asked questions
Does it apply if drivers use their own vehicles?
Yes. Grey-fleet driving sits within scope, and the vehicle condition and fitness-to-drive records are written so they can be applied to employee-owned vehicles used for work.
Is it certifiable?
Yes, it is a management system standard and can be certified. The internal audit and management review templates provide the evidence a certification body samples.
Does it integrate with ISO 45001?
Closely. Driving is often the largest single risk in an occupational safety system, and both standards share the Annex SL structure so the two combine without duplication.
Related safety and operations toolkits
Pair this with the ISO 45001 Toolkit for the wider occupational health and safety system and the ISO 9001 Toolkit for service quality. Logistics operators often add the ISO 28000 Toolkit for supply chain security and the ISO 14001 Toolkit for fleet emissions management.
Delivery, format and licence
Your ISO 39001 Toolkit downloads immediately after checkout as native Microsoft Word and Excel files. Nothing is watermarked or locked, so you can rebrand the documents, bring them under your own document control and revise them for as long as you need them.
It is a one-time purchase with no subscription and no annual renewal. Because the source files are yours, updating a procedure after an audit finding or a change of scope is an internal edit rather than a new purchase.














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