driver safety
Motive launches AI-powered repeated lane sw...
Motive, the AI platform for physical operations, today unveiled AI-powered Lane Swerving Detection, AI-powered Smoking Detection, and AI-powered Forward Parking Detection as part of a set of
Queclink develops satellite-enabled vehicle...
Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, has launched its first satellite-enabled vehicle tracking for applications that demand the highest levels
Palletways UK invests in Electric Pump Truc...
Palletways UK has made a £50,000 capital investment in new electric pump trucks across its owned operations in Birmingham, London and Edinburgh to support its
Thousands of retail leaders standardise on ...
Samsara Inc., the pioneer of the Connected Operations® Platform, today announced that thousands of leaders across the retail industry value chain have standardised on Samsara to
Largest ever driver safety and efficiency c...
Lightfoot has launched the largest ever competition to find the safest and most efficient fleet drivers in the UK. The fleet technology firm’s annual Fleet
Road Safety Week: Safe vehicles start with ...
Healthy tyres prevent road crashes, protect people inside and outside of the vehicle and are a critical component for maintaining a safe vehicle – Brake’s
Samsara unveils game-changing fleet managem...
Fleet managers from across the UK gathered today at Samsara’s Go Beyond conference in London, where the Connected Operations Platform pioneer unveiled a suite of
Delifresh cuts fleet insurance costs by 61%...
Delifresh, a leading UK food distribution company, has cut its average insurance costs per vehicle by 61% over three years after adopting Samsara’s Connected Operations®
Telematics, the future of fleet management ...
Vehicles, like many aspects of modern life, are becoming smarter and more connected. With telematics solutions, fleet operators can now monitor and manage vehicles remotely
Solving the $100 billion truck parking cris...
For years, truck parking has been treated as a “driver problem.” A lack of spaces meant drivers would circle lots, pull onto shoulders, or gamble
