Drivewyze is partnering with leading transportation agencies across the U.S. to deliver essential safety alerts and advisories through Drivewyze Free to truck drivers and fleets at no cost to the industry.
An optional services bundle called Drivewyze Safety Notifications will now be renamed Drivewyze Free and expanded to include more helpful information.
The alerts notify truck drivers about hazards, such as where drastic speed changes or heavier than normal congestion is detected, using visual messages such as “sudden slowdown ahead” along with an audible chime.
Unlike other states, Pennsylvania has 37 inspection locations that are either at rest areas or welcome centers at state borders.
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The two companies are aligning their offerings to support fleets adopting weigh station bypass and toll management services.
In addition to Georgia, Smart Roadways Heavy Congestion and Sudden Slowdown alerts are currently available in North Carolina, Ohio, New Jersey, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Pennsylvania turnpike teams with Drivewyze and Inrix to offer slowdown alerts to truck drivers.
Drivewyze partners with HAAS Alert to use Safety Cloud for in-cab safety alerts for commercial truck drivers.
After working together for years to deliver smart infrastructure and in-cab innovations into the transportation space, Intelligent Imaging Systems has rebranded as Drivewyze Infrastructure Services.
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