Cambridge Mobile Telematics
As the world’s largest telematics service provider, CMT transforms driving data into potential insurance savings and safety insights, helping fleets lower risk and premiums without requiring any additional hardware or set up—just a simple insurance opt-in.
Features & benefits
- Unlock potential insurance premium savings by linking their safe driving behavior to meaningful, quantifiable insurance benefits.
- Access actionable insights to identify their riskiest driving habits (and drivers) and support safer, more consistent performance across their fleet.
- Easily integrate with their existing hardware without any added complexity, just a simple insurance opt-in.
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FleetOps Driver AX
FleetOps helps fleets run smarter, real-time driver incentive programs that reward performance and improve fuel, miles, safety and ultimately reduce turnover. Netradyne’s powerful driver event data adds another layer of clarity and impact to any bonus program, making it easier to identify performance patterns, reward good behavior, and coach proactively. The result: drivers see their performance live, admin overhead is automated, and fleet managers spend more time coaching instead of fielding questions from unhappy drivers.
Wholesure Transportation Underwriters
By sharing data with Wholesure Transportation Underwriters, your fleet will receive the best pricing available for insurance. Our loss control teams will help you improve your fleet safety performance and mitigate losses.
Geotab
Geotab is a global leader in telematics, providing open platform fleet management solutions to businesses of all sizes. Geotab's intuitive, full-featured solutions help businesses better manage their drivers and vehicles by extracting accurate and actionable intelligence from real-time and historical trips data. With more than 4 million vehicles in its fleet management program, Geotab is helping companies across all industries move forward with data-driven decisions.
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