Telematics

Two different types of drivers approach their vehicles in a parking lot

Articles

Inside the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Two-Track Telematics Strategy

With 20,000 vehicles and two fundamentally different driver populations, the Church faced a fleet management problem that a single telematics program couldn't solve. How it responded offers a replicable framework for any fleet where one size doesn't fit every driver.

Aerial view of a multi-level highway interchange with Teletrac Navman and Respida logos, representing Teletrac Navman’s acquisition by Respida Capital and future growth in fleet management.

News

Teletrac Navman Begins Next Chapter as Standalone Private Company

van driver conversing with AI assistant over phone

Articles

How Conversational AI Can Make Fleet Tasks Easier for Drivers

Podcasts

Why Fleets Are Creating Dedicated Fleet Analyst Positions

Articles•July 1, 2005

Using Black Boxes to Increase Fleet Safety & Driver Productivity

Event data recorders (EDR) — a simple device used to reconstruct accident parameters or an invasion of driver privacy? In a recent manslaughter case in Northern Kentucky, a man was pulled over by police but then sped off, leading to a pursuit that resulted in the officer’s fatal crash. Prosecution is attempting to retrieve EDR information from the suspect’s vehicle to help convict him at trial.

Articles•October 1, 1990

LoJack Assists Police in Stolen Vehicle Recovery

Within two hours after a car theft, Los Angeles police were able to track and locate the stolen vehicle and arrest the suspected thief. Responsible for the quick arrest was the LoJack stolen vehicle recovery system.

Articles•January 1, 1963

Leased Truck Fleets Conserve Capital Dollars

A leased truck fleet can be tailored to meet a company's needs...with many distinct financial advantages

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