Intelligent Telematics will be at the Commercial Vehicle Show 2017 (4F100) to showcase the only 3G vehicle camera solution currently available in the fleet marketplace that delivers integrated driver behaviour monitoring and proactive claims management. This proven approach is already achieving annual savings of up to £400 per vehicle from improved driver coaching and risk management, as well as £1,600 of claim cost savings per third-party collision, for some of the UK’s leading road transport operations.
“We will be sharing the stand with key solutions and technology partners to demonstrate how road transport operators can achieve significant savings and benefits from using our integrated 3G camera solution,” explains Sam Footer, Head of International Business and Strategic Development at Intelligent Telematics. “By combining our industry-leading devices with complementary software technologies and services, we have created an advanced proposition that offers unrivalled savings potential for SME’s and global blue chip fleets.”

Intelligent Telematics will be joined by the following key solutions partners:
Driver Behaviour – Using HD quality video footage and vehicle data taken from Intelligent Telematics’ 3G vehicle cameras, RTL Systems provides a unique software platform for driver behaviour monitoring and coaching, delivering meaningful information to managers. By making it easy for vehicle operators to measure, analyse and act on risk data and video, RTL Systems helps to deliver safety and efficiency benefits, while supporting driver coaching and Duty of Care initiatives.

Real-time Collision Intelligence – Collision Management Systems (CMS) enables vehicle operators to use the Intelligent Telematics’ 3G cameras for real time crash detection monitoring. CMS’s software automatically identifies collisions using the data produced by the camera, raising crash alerts immediately along with detailed analytics to support the claims process. Ultimately enabling claims costs to be contained.
First Notification of Loss – Sopp + Sopp offers a managed First Notification of Loss (FNOL) and Third Party Intervention (TPI) service using its experience gained from working with some of the UK’s most prestigious fleets. By proactively monitoring and responding 24/7 to alerts received through the CMS platform from the 3G Intelligent Telematics cameras, the company provides added driver support and effective claims management, with industry-leading third-party capture rates over 85 per cent to ensure that costs are significantly reduced. For more complex claims, such as personal injury and credit repair/hire, Plexus Law provide a dedicated claims handling service to ensure early and cost effective settlement.

Claims Handling – Plexus Law provides a high-quality legal service to help recover losses from the third parties responsible for them in a timely and cost-effective way. Using a dedicated team of recovery professionals, Plexus Law possesses unmatched experience of handling subrogated recoveries for insurers as well as the recovery of uninsured losses, whether for one-off instructions, complex high value claims or portfolios of high value recoveries.

O2 Telefonica and Cisco Jasper will also be present on the stand to show how they are supporting Intelligent Telematics and helping to power the company’s infrastructure. By taking advantage of O2 Telefonica’s global SIM solution and Cisco Jasper’s IoT connectivity management platform, Intelligent Telematics is able to provide a highly flexible, reliable, robust and secure service in the UK, mainland Europe and worldwide.

Intelligent Telematics’ IT1000 and IT2000 3G devices are the leading single-and dual-camera solutions for commercial vehicle fleets. They use the most sophisticated 3G camera technology, so that HD footage of any collision, near miss or harsh driving incident is captured and transmitted within moments of it happening. This gives road transport operators increased protection against fraudulent insurance claims, false driving allegations and disputed liability.

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