Sites in Kansas, New Hampshire, Vermont and Utah now are using the Drivewyze system to reduce manual processes in truck inspections.
The product, called E-inspection, allows a quick transfer of data from the truck to the inspecting officer for those trucks that need to go to the weigh station.
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New product will combine Drivewyze communications systems with other data to provide warnings on a longer list of troubles up ahead
Utilizing an open-platform approach allows technology developers to focus on core product development and provide quicker ROI to fleet customers.
Information will be displayed through telematics for Indiana and Iowa
Company sees some degree of leniency on the road.
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Trucking software supplier Drivewyze is adding the dangerous mountain passes of Colorado to its safety alerts for subscribers of its PreClear weigh station bypass program.
Drivewyze worked with safety offices and law enforcement in 32 states to identify 500 high rollover and low bridge locations. It sends audible and visual warnings to truckers before they reach them.
