Telematics is the synergy between telecommunications and information technology to contact, track, and monitor remote assets such as fleet vehicles. Telematics software collects and sends data analytics remotely. To achieve this, sensors and connected telematics devices are installed in vehicles to collect and send data. This vehicle telematics data typically includes information about where the vehicle is, how fast it is going, how fast it is accelerating, how fast it is stopping, how well the engine is working, how much fuel it uses, and other important parameters. The data received is sent to a central system or computer, where it is processed and examined.

Why do you need a fleet management system?

A fleet management system is a complete solution designed to assist businesses in properly managing and monitoring their fleet of vehicles. It offers various advantages, including higher operating efficiency, cost savings, improved driver safety, better vehicle maintenance procedures, and increased customer satisfaction. Fleet management systems give you the tools and information to manage your fleets and optimize operations.

What solutions does MiX Telematics offer?

With over 25 years of experience in the industry, MiX Telematics offers a wide range of solutions for fleets of any size. From GPS tracking and AI dashcam solutions to KPI management and OEM integration, MiX’s products are designed to simplify and optimize your fleet to boost safety and maximize your ROI.

Is MiX Telematics Right for Your Fleet?

Fleet telematics solutions enable a wide range of applications including vehicle tracking and fleet management as well as remote diagnostics and maintenance. Our products can improve driver behavior, optimize routes, reduce fuel consumption, and prevent dangerous driving events that can lead to losses and lawsuits.

5 Tips on getting you home safe this Ramadan

The holy month of Ramadan is associated with a shift in eating, working, and sleeping routines. Fasting can cause dehydration and reduce blood sugar levels, impacting cognitive performance in terms of attention, focus, vision, and responsiveness.

The holy month of Ramadan is associated with a shift in eating, working, and sleeping routines.

Furthermore, inconsistent eating and sleeping patterns might result in weariness, exhaustion, and concentration.

Externalised elements such as weather, road conditions, and other road users can contribute to a heightened sensation of impatience and anger. As a result, identifying the warning symptoms of driver tiredness at this very joyous and religious time becomes even more critical.

Fatigue is a serious safety threat for all drivers, rivalling the impacts of speeding and drug and alcohol use. Even a split-second mental lapse might cause significant harm or death. According to a recent Transport Accident Commission research, driving when tired raises the probability of an accident by up to 7 times.

Better driver fatigue awareness and adherence to applicable rules will help reduce the roads' total injury and death toll, making the roadways a safer place for everyone this Ramadan.

Here are five things to remember this Ramadan:

Get proper rest, stay conscious of your physical limitations, and pull over immediately if you catch yourself yawning excessively.
Plan for any delays and leave for appointments earlier to avoid having to rush.
Avoid tailgating by keeping a safe following distance from the vehicle in front of you since this reduces your accident risk.
Exercise restraint and patience with other road users, extend common courtesy and consideration whilst on the roads.
Utilise public transport or taxis as much as possible

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5 Tips on getting you home safe this Ramadan

The holy month of Ramadan is associated with a shift in eating, working, and sleeping routines.

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