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Fleets seeking to modify driver behavior have many more tools at their disposal today than ever before.
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Texa USA's launched the Axone Voice, a hand-free diagnostic device for heavy-duty technicians that features voice control and facial recognition.
Read More →Ford Motor Co. is looking into how in-vehicle devices distract drivers, especially those that require the driver’s concentration
Read More →Happy drivers tend to stay put. So, it's important to open up communication channels with your drivers -- and keep them open. And modern communication technologies can help you do just that.
Read More →Advanced driver assistance systems, like the ones that sound an alarm if you’re tailgating or even apply vehicle brakes automatically, are proving themselves to be more than a novelty.
Read More →Navman Wireless released the Drive suite of applications combining fleet management, communication, navigation, dispatching, and documentation systems into a single interface.
Read More →Driver distraction seems to have been a fairly hot issue driving announcements at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. I wasn't there, but I've seen several news releases on the wires
Read More →The latest generation of the Netradyne's Driveri accessory enables users to add up to four external cameras to their existing installation for a complete 360 degree view around a vehicle.
Read More →The amount of visual distraction is a key factor in whether in-cab technology increases crash risk for commercial drivers, according to a new study conducted by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute
Read More →Roll back 40 years. Qualcomm had not yet pioneered in-cab satellite communications and interstate drivers had to contact dispatchers, shippers, and receivers the old-fashioned way — by payphone.
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