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The Connected Fleet market is a subset of the Car Fleet industry, which involves the management of multiple vehicles owned by a single entity. Connected Fleet technology enables fleet managers to monitor and manage their vehicles in real-time, allowing them to optimize their operations and reduce costs. This technology includes telematics, which provides data on vehicle performance, location, and driver behavior, as well as fleet management software, which helps to automate and streamline fleet operations. Connected Fleet technology also enables fleet managers to improve safety and security, as well as reduce emissions and fuel consumption.
Companies in the Connected Fleet market include Fleet Complete, Geotab, Verizon Connect, TomTom Telematics, and Trimble. Show Less Read more
