CameraMatics, the leading global provider of cutting-edge Fleet and Vehicle safety solutions, is excited to announce the opening of a new London sales and support office, part of its continued expansion.

Brendan O’Flaherty, CameraMatics Global Sales & Marketing Director said, “As our business in the UK and across the world expands, we’re delighted to be opening a new London base. CameraMatics, our world-leading one platform technology, is highly sought after by fleets of all types and sizes across the UK so we’re growing our UK business to meet the ever-growing demand for our top-quality solutions.  

“Fleet Operators across the world face constant pressure to ensure their fleets are as safe and efficient as possible – as well as managing incidents, compliance, driving behaviour and insurance.

“CameraMatics customers manage fleet and driver risk by improving safety, reducing collisions and operating a safe, compliant fleet. It’s a one-platform, real-time solution which uses a combination of traditional Telematics and GPS tracking along with in-vehicle video camera vision, collision avoidance technology and smart driver and fleet manager apps. The cloud-based Command Centre and apps give fleet managers all the information they need at their fingertips, wherever they are.

“With the new London hub we’ll continue to bring the very best expertise and the exceptional support that we’re renowned for to our UK customer base and provide a focal point for our sales teams across the UK. Our mission is to improve fleet and vehicle safety, globally – London, and indeed the UK as a whole is integral to this.”

Fleet Operators can discover more about our fleet solutions by visiting www.cameramatics.com where they can request a demo and benchmark their existing technology.

The new office joins the existing UK base in Dartford, three locations in Ireland, including the Dublin Head Office, and the initial office of the recently launched US operation in Richmond, Virginia. Contact the team on 020 3740 3562 to enquire.

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