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Spireon said the latest generation of its IntelliScan cargo monitoring systems gives fleets a tool to better combat detention, resolve claims and ensure trailer readiness.
Last year, I.D. Systems changed its name to PowerFleet, as two acquisitions broadened its scope and scale. We spoke with CEO Chris Wolfe about how the company has gone far beyond its trailer-tracking roots.
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Zurich Insurance has teamed up with underwriter Vindati to launch a new stand-alone Motor Truck Cargo insurance program for for-hire and contract trucking operations.
New trailer telematics systems are giving shippers, fleets and receivers real-time intelligence and actionable information on the cargo trucks carry – not only where it is, but also its condition.
The Thermo King T-90 Series of truck transport refrigeration units (TRU) features standard integrated telematics hardware that easily connects fleets with their cargo.
The system works by dividing a trailer into zones, depending on its size, and employing up to five cargo sensors that report how much freight is loaded into each zone, allowing fleets to see if there is any cargo space that is not being used.
Kinedyne has introduced newly designed winches made that are lighter in weight and work with the company’s Rhino Max and K-Force load securement straps.
SkyBitz has launched a new volumetric sensor with a high-resolution camera that offers remote asset management customers an new option for monitoring trailer capacity within the SkyBitz SmartTrailer ecosystem.
Carrier Transicold’s Vector 1550 domestic intermodal refrigeration system features a thin profile that allows for more cargo capacity within a standard 53-foot North American intermodal container.