By Jessica Kim, Head of Marketing & Revenue Operations at Pitstop
In the bustling fleet industry, fleet managers are tasked with a multitude of responsibilities. The sheer volume of data generated by vehicles can be overwhelming, and the need to navigate through multiple dashboards and solutions only adds to the complexity.
Enter Pitstop, a predictive maintenance platform designed to empower fleet managers with actionable insights derived from their vehicle data.
By consolidating disparate data sources into a single, intuitive dashboard, Pitstop enables fleet managers to gain a comprehensive view of their fleet operations and make informed decisions in real-time.
With fleet maintenance software powered by AI, fleet managers no longer need to waste time logging into multiple systems or manually aggregating data from different sources.
By Fleet Management Weekly Staff
Ridecell, Inc. is a leader in fleet automation with a digital solutions platform that combines vehicle control and data insights to automate workflows and contribute to operating fleets more efficiently and sustainably.
Ridecell's variety of services delivers incredible benefits for its clients. First and foremost is the increase in efficiency and lowering of costs brought on by automation. With routine tasks being handled automatically, fleet managers can focus on higher-intensity tasks.
"We're seeing a trend in moving from one-way connections with vehicles to two-way connections," says Heidi DiAngelo, Ridecell's Strategic Business Development Director. "We can start to send commands to those vehicles and talk with them."
By Judie Nuskey, Director of Operations, ADTS
Geotab hosted their 2024 business conference at Resorts World Las Vegas, February 14th-16th. Neil Cawse, Founder and CEO of Geotab, began the conference with discussing the disruption in the industry and embracing change.
As part of Connect 2024, Geotab launched several new centers of excellence, including the new Geotab Safety Center, which will be the next generation of fleet safety tools driven by data intelligence, predictive collision insights, and AI.
A new, enterprising breakout session, Empowering Success: Unleashing the Domino Effect of Connected Women, recognized the future of commercial vehicles, and the crucial role of women in fleet leadership.
Vehicle thefts in North America were up 2 percent in the first half of 2023, setting an alarming trend for the latter half of the year and the opening of 2024.
Looking closer at the data reveals an interesting carve-out: electric vehicles seem much less likely to be stolen by thieves than comparable internal combustion engine cars.
Thieves likely have to worry about the market they're attempting to sell a stolen EV in; if it's a different continent, and they're shipping to South America, the Middle East, or Africa or somewhere, it's likely the local market doesn't have the infrastructure or general support for electric cars. In other words, if the market you're selling to doesn't want the product, why steal it for them?
One year after joining Cox Automotive, FleetNet America will share how it’s evolving the maintenance experience for fleets at this year’s Technology & Maintenance Council Meeting in New Orleans from March 4-7, 2024.
“TMC is our most important industry event of the year, and we’re thrilled to showcase how we’ve elevated Cox Automotive’s leadership in the fleet industry since acquiring FleetNet last year,” said Alex Fraser, AVP of FleetNet America by Cox Automotive. “With flexible solutions, a network of top-notch service providers and our team of experts, Cox Automotive’s industry-leading fleet solutions are unmatched.”