Celadon Extends Omnitracs Trailer Tracking Contract
Celadon has decided to extend its contract with Omnitracs for the company’s TT210 trailer tracking solution.
Celadon has decided to extend its contract with Omnitracs for the company’s TT210 trailer tracking solution.
Celadon signed a three-year contract extension with Omnitracs. The company first adopted the trailer tracking system across its fleet of 13,000 trailers in 2005.
The Omnitracs TT210 is an untethered trailer tracking platform that automatically reports the location and status of trailers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Optional sensors can also detect when doors are opening or closing and whether or not cargo is present or absent. This improves a fleet’s ability to plan better, improve productivity and improve security of fleet assets and cargo.
“We have experienced the asset and cargo security benefits of Omnitracs’ trailer tracking first-hand since our initial adoption a decade ago and can’t imagine our fleet operation without the benefits of this business-critical system,” stated Mike Gabbei, chief information officer at Celadon.
For more information on the Omnitracs Trailer Tracks Series, click here.
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