Terion, Inc., Plano, Texas, announced three orders for its FleetView 3 trailer management system.
Three Fleets Choose Terion
Terion, Inc., Plano, Texas, announced three orders for its FleetView 3 trailer management system

The orders are from J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc., XTRA Lease and the Bridgestone/Firestone North American Tire LLC private fleet.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc. deploy FleetView 3 within its truckload and dedicated contract services operating segments. J.B. Hunt uses FleetView to increase efficiency and protect cargo.
XTRA Lease, a Berkshire Hathaway company, and one of the largest North American lessors of over-the-road transportation equipment, offers the FleetView system to its trailer rental customers as a value-added service. XTRA Lease will install FleetView 3 on trailers currently being built, adding to the trailers it has already equipped with the Terion product.
The Bridgestone/Firestone North American Tire LLC private fleet supplies tires and automotive parts to more than 4,000 customers nationwide. “We evaluated several trailer tracking systems and determined that the Terion FleetView system not only met our needs today, but will grow with our needs in the future,” said Ron Tartt, General Manager, Private Fleet.
FleetView 3 comprehensive trailer management system that integrates GPS and digital CDMA cellular technology for coverage throughout the United States and Canada. The system communicates real-time trailer location and status when the trailer is tethered or untethered, including loaded or unloaded status with FleetView’s Cargo Sensor. The system supports over-the-air software downloads for device settings as well as software upgrades and provides information to fleet managers over the Internet.
For more information visit www.terion.com.
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