
Dashcams, DMS, ADAS, and surround camera solutions are making safer roads and reducing commercial insurance losses.
TELEMATICS is a method of monitoring an asset (car, truck, heavy equipment, or even ship) by using GPS and onboard diagnostics to record movements on a computerized map. Want to know more? See some of our favorite articles below.
Telematics can have direct, tangible benefits for your bottom line, allowing you to set yourself apart from your competitors while improving efficiency and productivity.
Making the transition to telematics is a big step that shouldn’t be taken lightly. There are the four steps you need to take before implementation can begin.
It can be a cumbersome task choosing the right GPS tracking system. Read this comprehensive guide so that you can find the right fit for you.
The most difficult part of implementing fleet telematics is making the case for it to company leadership. Focus on potential ROI to make the decision a no-brainer.
Are you looking for a low-cost, high-value telematics solution? Find out what the top three impacts to telematics pricing are and what to consider when researching providers.
There are six must-have features when it comes to vehicle tracking systems. Learn what they are, and how they can benefit your business.
Vehicle sensor technologies, the availability of vehicle diagnostics tools, and data reports were areas in the telematics space that saw improvements in 2018.
A focus on protecting drivers is also good for business. Utilize a telematics program to track and promote safe practices.
From preventing vehicle theft to driver coaching, today’s telematics technology is much more than vehicle and asset tracking solutions.
Service fleets have unique fleet safety and efficiency challenges that can be addressed by telematics – yet few service fleets have implemented this technology. But service fleets, such as lawn services and HVAC companies, can see major benefits from a telematics solution.
Dashcams, DMS, ADAS, and surround camera solutions are making safer roads and reducing commercial insurance losses.
Technology and a full suite of connected services are helpful to enable driver safety, fleet tracking, decision-making, and communication to increase a commercial vehicle fleet’s return on investment in people, equipment, and customer service.
The pivot to a delivery model for many companies has placed a heavier responsibility on fleet operations to contribute directly to the bottom line, requiring higher productivity and efficiency. By optimizing their workforce, fleets may experience significant bottom-line benefits.
Azuga's SafetyIQ uses Machine Learning algorithms to analyze vehicle telematics data to mitigate risk, reduce the number of claims filed and lower insurance costs.
Fleet electrification has been a focus at Geotab Extend, with executives discussing resale value, battery health, total cost of ownership, and cost of tracking.
Shell Telematics integrates fuel card data with data generated by a fleet’s vehicles to provide increased visibility into driver behavior and vehicle performance
Ford is expanding its Ford Telematics service to support all makes and models so fleet operators can gather, view, and monitor data from all their vehicles, regardless of manufacturer.
Driving while using one’s phone runs rampant and shows no signs of abating as the fleet sector looks to evolving deterrents and solutions.
Increased access to robust Ford vehicle data is driving actionable insights and improved business operations for customers.
Fleets that are not aligning their business strategies to factor in the latest in fleet technological developments might be missing out on some of the most critical tools necessary to help them thrive in the industry.