Connected Transport

With Connected Transport you use real-time data: data that is currently relevant to your trips. By using this data intelligently, you reduce costs, incur fewer delays, do more with the same drivers and contribute to sustainable, safe and efficient transport.

Save time, money and send drivers on the road better

Imagine saving thousands of dollars a year in fuel costs. Trucks get green more often at smart traffic lights. And your driver is always optimally and safely on the road, because you know exactly where there are delays along the way. A dream?

Not anymore! Because with Connected Transport, smart mobility applications for logistics, you get this done in no time.

With these applications you use real-time data: data that is relevant to your trips at this moment. By using these smartly, you reduce costs, incur fewer delays, do more with the same drivers and make your customers happy!

Usecases

In-truck signaling and speed advisories

Information about the speed limit, advisory speed, overtaking bans and lane configuration? Your driver receives it clearly via an app or directly via the on-board computer. Only the most important information is sent, so it stays pleasant and safe.

In-truck info on hazardous situations and operations

An accident, a car stopped by the side of the road, a road inspector working on the shoulder of the road.... All situations that surprise you during a drive. Various Connected Transport applications keep the driver informed, allowing for anticipatory and safe driving.

Prioritizing intelligent traffic control systems (iVRIs)

In other words, smart traffic lights. This means that your trucks get green lights more often. This improves traffic flow, it saves braking and acceleration and therefore time, fuel and C02 and NOx emissions.

In-truck current information on iVRI

Even if you are not given priority, you also benefit from the iVRI. In fact, the information service advises how long the traffic light will be on red or green. This allows the driver to roll on calmly or avoid abrupt braking. In some cases, speed advice is even available for the driver to keep green.

In-truck bringing of road sensor data

Updates on tire pressure, weight and height restrictions are relayed directly to your on-board computer. This not only helps road safety but also provides insight into your exact weight for loads at docks and bridges.

Data for planning and routing

Every municipality has its own rules about window times and parking spaces, and as a logistics planner you just have to know. With this application, the data is immediately processed in the planning package, for example: loading/unloading spaces, environmental zones, preferred routes and more.

Tire pressure gauges in the road surface record tire pressure. Drivers are proactively notified of this. This increases safety and saves fuel for our customers.

Twan Goossens - MobiCoach

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Benefits for THE transportation company

Save on your (fuel) costs.

Reduced CO2 and NOx emissions.

Better flow: do more in less time.

Smart insights for your transportation planning.

Safer traffic.

Benefits for your drivers

Security notifications and alerts within one device.

More peace of mind in the cab through better understanding of traffic situations.

Appropriate advice to correctly respond to dangerous situations.

The system is very unique because you make many different links, with various devices onboard and off the truck.

Alexander Koek - Yunex Traffic

These IT vendors provide Connected Transport

Tire pressure gauges in the road surface record tire pressure. Drivers are proactively notified of this. This increases safety and saves on fuel.

Edwin Marijnissen - LogiApp

Roadmap

Step 1

Check your IT vendor

Are you interested in the service? Ask your IT vendor if they offer Connected Transpor services.

Step 2

Choice

Agree with your IT vendor whether it is of interest to you and how many vehicles you will participate with.

Step 3

Apply for subsidy

Explore whether grants or financial support is available. Green light? Yes, how great that you're getting in.

Step 4

Train your drivers

Agree with your IT supplier when to start and instruct your drivers. You will receive handy instruction videos for this.

Step 5

Ready, set, go

Are your drivers onboard? Then for your IT vendor, it's one press of a button and off you go.

Step 6

Continued

Of course, your IT vendor remains available for questions and data reports.

Before, we all had different devices in the truck. The big advantage of this system is that it all comes in on one device. A lot safer for the driver.

Wilbert van Uden - Van Uden-Bekx Transport