Library of Safety Alerts & Advisories

Drivers receive real-time alerts using speed data on areas where sudden slowdowns occur.

Drivers receive real-time information on areas experiencing more than usual traffic.

Drivers are alerted of upcoming roads with 5% grade declines or higher.

Drivers are alerted when approaching a work zone or lane closure.

Alerts of service vehicles that have stopped and are working on roads ahead of them.

Site-specific alerts when approaching areas where they should check their brakes.

Critical public safety alerts for drivers that are sponsored by a state’s Department of Transportation (DOT) or other Municipal Government organizations participating in the Smart Roadways program.

Alerts drivers 1-2 blocks before low bridges, with location-specific clearance. Our low bridge alerts give drivers the notice they need to avoid costly impacts.

Drivers are notified when approaching areas with significant rollover history.

Drivers are notified when approaching a location where a truck escape ramp is available.

Drivers are provided information on the top 10 congestion areas in the United States.

Information on parking space availability at rest areas and other parking centers. These make it easier to find a safe place to park, with information on open lots with stalls.

Prevent cargo theft. These in-cab notifications alert drivers when they are entering high risk areas, as identified by CargoNet®. Our up-to-date and location-based cargo theft alerts help drivers stay safe in unfamiliar areas.

Reduce citations. With these in-cab notifications drivers are alerted where speeding violations happen most frequently. Our speed alerts are proven to reduce over-speeding events in these critical locations.

Coach your drivers. Whether it’s reminding drivers of protocols at a depot, how to maneuver in a yard with limited room, or safe driving practices, it’s easy to communicate what you desire with our location-based custom alerts.

Avoid inclement weather. These in-cab notifications alert drivers as they approach potentially dangerous weather or poor road conditions. Our severe weather alerts give drivers more notice to slow down, alter routes, or pull over when required..