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Vnomics Offers True Fuel for Telematics Systems
Vnomics Corp. has expanded its True Fuel optimization solution by making it available to fleets as an application for use with their existing telematics systems, including ELDs.

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Vnomics Corp. has expanded its True Fuel optimization solution by making it available to fleets as an application for use with their existing telematics systems, including ELDs.
“Expanding our product offering to run True Fuel on existing telematics platforms will mean more fleets can realize its benefits, including saving between and 3% and 10% on their annual fuel purchase, and by using its in-cab coaching system and automated reporting for productive driver interactions by trainers,” said Bob Magnant, vice president of product management at Vnomics.
Fleets also save money when using the True Fuel application due to the fact that can be used without purchasing or installing any hardware. For mixed fleets in which some trucks do not have a telematics system, Vnomics still offers True Fuel with in-cab hardware.
True Fuel's software quantifies fuel loss due to driver behavior (i.e., engine speed control, speeding, idling, etc.) and gives fleets a performance-based metric that can be used in fuel savings initiatives or as part of a driver incentive program to increase retention.
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