A truck can outlive several generations of software. Platform Science is building a way for fleets to change the apps without changing the machinery.
A truck can lose time without breaking down. Fleetworthy is bringing tolls, weigh stations, and compliance together to tackle the delays hiding in plain sight.
A family training business became Britain’s most visible classroom for drivers who would rather learn than collect points. Its next trick is harder: proving that the same mix of data, instruction and behaviour change can travel far beyond the road.
Annual driving-record checks are a photograph of a moving target. SambaSafety turned that blind spot into a subscription business - then bought the training and telematics pieces needed to do something about the alerts.
For more than 30 years, PrePass has sold fleets something gloriously unromantic: fewer stops. The trick is turning a green light at the scale house into lower fuel burn, cleaner toll books and a reason for drivers to stay.
Yoshi Mobility is a Nashville-based automotive services company that brings car care to the vehicle instead of making the vehicle come to the shop. What began in 2015 as on-demand, at-home gasoline delivery has grown into a full suite of mobile services: preventative maintenance and tire work, AI-assisted virtual vehicle inspections, and mobile EV charging. Backed by General Motors Ventures, Bridgestone Americas, and ExxonMobil, the company serves fleets, rideshare and car-sharing platforms like Uber and Turo, and Fortune 100 customers across all 50 states.