Geotab, a provider of connected vehicle and asset management solutions, has partnered with Charleston County, South Carolina to upgrade its fleet management. The collaboration will use Geotab's telematics data to help the county improve traffic management, optimize fuel tax rebates, and improve safety and emergency response times.
“Telematics data enhances fleet management," said Neil Garrett, AVP public sector at Geotab. "By monitoring and analyzing real-time data from fleet vehicles, our technology can help Charleston County implement data-driven strategies that benefit fleet operations and the broader community.”
Charleston County will use Geotab's telematics data to analyze real-time traffic patterns. By implementing data-driven strategies, the county plans to optimize routes, help reduce gridlock, shorten travel times, and improve overall traffic flow. These measures aim to benefit fleet operations and help alleviate city-wide traffic congestion, making commutes smoother for residents.
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In addition, power take-off systems are essential for many Charleston County Public Works vehicles, allowing them to power auxiliary equipment such as cranes, spreaders, and hydraulic systems. By accurately measuring and analyzing PTO data through Geotab’s system, the Public Works fleet manager can optimize vehicle usage and improve overall performance, increasing efficiency and cost savings.
Other benefits include access to analytics such as fuel consumption and vehicle mileage, which can help Charleston County optimize fleet efficiency and reduce operational costs. The data provides insights that help in planning and decision-making, ensuring that the county meets its sustainability goals and improves service delivery to the community.
