Telematics
Telematics software is designed to track the drivers on your fleet and assist in helping your company spend less in fuel and run a more efficient fleet. More and more businesses are considering telematics as there are substantial savings to be made by investing in them.
The potential savings from monitoring driver behaviour and encouraging more fuel-efficient driving have been said to be more effective than switching to vehicles with lower fuel consumption.
For more information about telematics software, have a read of our telematics articles and information below;
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- Octo Telematics leadership acquires 20% stake in company from Renova
- Fife Council saves £189,000 on annual fuel costs with TomTom Telematics
- Arnold Clark Vehicle Management announces Lightfoot telematics partnership
- Innovations in mobility: what corporates and SMEs need to know now - free Fleet News’ webinar in association with Alphabet
- TomTom Telematics to offer The Driving Doctor driver behaviour products to ‘generate new business’
- Scottish Power to install Trakm8 dashboard cameras across new fleet
- Lightfoot promotes Rupert Lyon Taylor to fleet division managing director
- “For every good idea, there’s always an HR issue that puts a spanner in the works” - Fleet200 debate on minimising driver fatigue
- Appleby Westward Group installs Teletrac Navman telematics in fleet
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Combining telematics with cameras gives fleets the 'full picture'
Telematics can transform a fleet’s operations, but combining the technology with cameras adds another dimension. Catherine Chetwynd reports
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Building the business case for telematics
Many fleets are interested in implementing telematics, but can face opposition in the boardroom. Andrew Ryan looks at how fleet managers can win the argument
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Safety: Three ways telematics can improve safety
Installing the technology can have a significant influence on the incident rate of a fleet. Here Andrew Ryan looks at how you should use the data
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Mobility: The shifting landscape of transport
Paul Zanelli, chief technology officer at the Transport Systems Catapult, identifies key innovation trends set to shake up the fleet industry in the next decade
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Public sector: ‘Telematics helped us cut our fuel use by 27% a year’
Police fleets are increasingly adopting telematics to cut costs in the face of austerity. Andrew Ryan asks two police fleet operators how the technology has helped them
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Public sector: Telematics framework to take savings to the ‘next level’
Crown Commercial Service hopes the launch of a new telematics agreement will help public sector fleets focus on wholelife cost improvements.
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'I was very sceptical but telematics has been a plus'
Suppliers and fleet decision-makers talk-up cost-saving benefits of driver data
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Improve fleet productivity with real-time tracking
Telematics technologies can enable companies to deliver more, with fewer vehicles, and help to improve customer service. Andrew Ryan reports
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Traffic light telematics: Real-time or time for reflection?
‘Traffic light’ telematics solutions provide instant feedback to drivers while traditional systems may require lengthier analysis, but is there a clear best? Tom Seymour investigates
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Safety: manufacturer technology systems
It may sound like technology from a science fiction film (or a Jean Michel Jarre concert), but a focus on safety means these systems are in use in vehicles right now. Stephen Briers reports
