Autonomous Vehicles
Why real-time operational visibility is bec...
Most fleet disruptions do not begin with a breakdown. They begin with small operational signals that go unnoticed for too long. In this article, Patrick
eFREIGHT Autonomous highlights key HGV oppo...
eFREIGHT Autonomous has unveiled the findings of a nine-month study into autonomous heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), identifying hub-to-hub motorway trunking and intermodal shuttle services as
Voltempo is developing a cab-less autonomou...
Voltempo, part of the government-backed eFreight 2030 consortium, is developing an autonomous rigid truck without a cab that could significantly increase payload capacity while reducing
Privacy and Trust: The real competitive edg...
Telematics creates value by making vehicles transparent: where they are, how they are used and driven. The more granular the data, the greater the potential
what3words for Auto set to transform in-car...
At the Commercial Vehicle Show today, what3words has announced the upcoming launch of its new in-vehicle app, what3words for Auto, designed to deliver precise, voice-enabled
BMW and Mercedes are pausing eyes-off Level...
The race towards fully autonomous driving has taken a notable turn. Once leaders in eyes-off Level 3 autonomy, BMW and Mercedes-Benz are now pulling back,
Samsara integrates with Mercedes-Benz Conne...
Samsara Inc., the pioneer of the Connected Operations Platform®, today announced a direct integration between the Samsara platform and the Mercedes-Benz Connectivity Services vehicle data
Why secure device integration is imperative...
As a fleet manager, your role has evolved to command the intersection of logistics and technology. The connectivity that drives efficiency across your vehicles has
Sysco GB named Fleet Operator to Watch in 2...
Samsara Inc. (“Samsara”) (NYSE: IOT), the pioneer of the Connected Operations? Platform, today released its second annual 100 Fleet Operators to Watch. The list recognises leaders who
ADAS prevents accidents for almost half of ...
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles’ latest research reveals that Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) helped almost half (45%) of the UK’s van drivers to avoid one or
