ATT and Mobile Awareness Provide Truck Safety Products
Advanced Transportation Technologies (ATT) has entered into a sales and distribution agreement with Mobile Awareness, a company that designs and markets transportation safety products.
Advanced Transportation Technologies (ATT) has entered into a sales and distribution agreement with Mobile Awareness, a company that designs and markets transportation safety products.
ATT produces and sells the SaF-TE Slide, a locking pin management system designed to make trucking safer and more convenient. By joining forces with Mobile Awareness, ATT will now offer customers additional safety devices geared toward accident reduction, collision avoidance and enhanced productivity.
Gary Rothstein, president of Mobile Awareness, said there are many new and affordable products available to help prevent costly vehicle accidents and breakdowns. All types of transports, ranging from utility and emergency vehicles to commercial trucks, can benefit from utilizing the latest safety technology.
Todd Wessels, director of operations for ATT said, "By providing safety products, such as tire pressure monitoring and backup camera systems from Mobile Awareness, ATT will have a greater ability to impact our customer's bottom line."
For more information, visit ATT at www.adtranstech.com or Mobile Awareness at www.mobileawareness.com.
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