Zego has officially named Isidoros Alexoudis from Chiswick, London, as Britain’s Best Van Driver 2025, recognising his outstanding driving skills through its advanced telematics technology, Sense.
The competition, which analysed the driving behaviour of thousands of van drivers across Britain, used Zego’s app-based telematics to assess key safety metrics, including speed limit adherence, smooth acceleration, cornering control, and braking.
After 12 months of data analysis, Alexoudis emerged as the safest and most skilled van driver, achieving an impressive score of 99/100 – securing the top spot ahead of thousands of competitors, earning the title of Britain’s Best Van Driver.
Zego’s Sense app provides real-time insights into driver performance, offering personalised renewal quotes based on driving behaviour. The competition leveraged this technology to identify and celebrate van drivers who prioritise safety on the road, comparing performance across the cities where most of its can drivers are based.
Operating since 2020, Alexoudis has consistently shown outstanding road awareness and driving skill. His family business, Steve the Greek, operates a nationwide fleet of branded vans, available for same-day courier services, furniture transport and delivery, pet transportation, and more.
In recognition of his achievement, he was awarded a £250 voucher and a trophy, officially crowning him Britain’s Best Van Driver 2025.
Speaking about the win, Alexoudis said: “I’m thrilled to receive this trophy from the team at Zego. Running a safe and reliable van fleet is vital to our business, and having the right motor insurance really makes all the difference.”
Sten Saar, CEO and founder of Zego, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to crown Isidoros as Britain’s Best Van Driver – what an achievement!
“At Zego, we’ve built our technology to champion skilled driving. Our goal is simple: fairer insurance that rewards how well you drive, not who you are or where you live. That’s why it’s such a pleasure to recognise him – and to say thank you for helping to keep the streets safer.”