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11 Jun 10 Ways Telematics Improves Fuel Management – Infographic

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10 Ways Telematics Improves Fuel Management Fuel costs account for almost a third of running costs for haulage firms. Our telematics solutions from TrakM8 help alleviate these costs, increase fuel economy...

27 May Are Telematics Solutions Cost-Effective? – Infographic

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Are Telematics Solutions Cost-Effective? 80% Reduction in overtime claims 39% Reduction in accidents 35% Reduction in speeding 25% Reduction in insurance costs 10% Reduction in fuel costs Lower operating costs ...

31 Mar Lockdown Speeders

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Lockdown Speeders Empty roads aren’t an excuse to speed The COVID-19 outbreak and the subsequently abandoned roads are giving some drivers the idea that they can live their boy racing dreams. Police forces...

07 Jan Are Speeding Initiatives Working? – Infographic

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Are Speeding Initiatives Working? The latest government statistics on speeding have been released for 2018 to 2019 and it makes for some shocking reading. With the figures indicating year on year rises,...

21 Jun Managing Risk in your Fleet

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Managing Risk in your Fleet How is risk managed within your business operation? Does your fleet operate with a set of clear and enacted laws? Every business has a duty of care to...

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27 Mar Speed limiting technology on its way

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The EU has provisionally agreed on new rules to make speed limiting technology mandatory. From 2022, all vehicles sold in Europe must have the technology integrated into their systems. The Department for...

04 Jan Are Your Fleet Vehicles at Risk of Cloning?

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New research shows that 1 in 12 of the 37 million vehicles on UK roads could have cloned registration plates. Criminal gangs copying number plates are: Racking up speeding finesIncurring congestion...

30 Oct End of Summer Rise in Accidents – Infographic

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24 Sep Speeding: is zero tolerance going to work?

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There are many conflicting views from different sectors regarding the introduction of a zero-tolerance approach to speeding. Is driving 1mph over the limit really a punishable offence? There is a mixed message...