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April 2015

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40 COMMERCIAL CARRIER JOURNAL | APRIL 2015 technology P eopleNet, a provider of fleet mobility platforms, announced an upgrade to the underlying mapping technology of its Web-based user interface. The company has replaced its use of Google Maps with the ALK Maps interactive mapping platform. The companies said that with the new interface, fleet managers will gain access to mapping features designed by ALK specifically for the transportation industry, along with weather radar and traffic-level overlays, helping users to better visualize routes to enhance route planning and scheduling, the companies said. The new mapping technology gives PeopleNet an in- novation platform to provide better tools to help fleets be more efficient and safe, said Mark Kessler, general man- ager of PeopleNet's Trucking division. "By harnessing ALK's advanced mapping technology, we will now have the ability to influence future features and services based on the requirements of individual customer fleets," said Tom Dorazio, director of product manage- ment for PeopleNet. The new map interface also gives PeopleNet users new automated workflow tools designed to deliver dispatch- specific information on each vehicle pertinent for ap- proaches, arrivals and departures. Information displayed on the map or integrated with office workflow can include estimated time of arrival, actual arrival time, estimated time of departure, fuel levels, odometer tracking, distance from actual stop, and date and time of last check call. PeopleNet and ALK, both owned by Trimble, made the announcement during the annual Truckload Carriers As- sociation convention held last month in Kissimmee, Fla. – Aaron Huff PeopleNet upgrades Web interface with ALK Maps ALK's map interface gives PeopleNet users new automated workflow tools designed to deliver dispatch-specific information on each vehicle. 20 TONS OF STEEL, HORSEPOWER AND HEAVY-DUTY MUSCLE AT THE MERCY OF A ONE-POUND FILTER. WE GOT THIS. OXEHUȴQHUFRP

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