Altitude by Geotab, a software platform that provides reliable and contextualized mobility insights for public and commercial sector decision-makers to gain a complete understanding of movements across road networks. This enables our customers to achieve improved planning capabilities as well as better financial outcomes without the challenge of finding trustworthy and usable data sets. As the primary source and processor of mobility data, we ensure complete confidentiality and privacy while maintaining the full context of vehicle movements.
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Toronto traffic has been getting worse. The proof is in the data! 📊 🚗 Our data shows that congestion on key routes like the Gardiner Expressway has increased significantly. We can help you navigate the gridlock better with insights to optimize routes and improve travel times. Thank you to The Globe and Mail and Mariya Postelynak Postelnyak for citing our Gardiner Expressway Study from Altitude by Geotab. Read more about it here: https://ow.ly/9wna50UsHsi
As we wrap up a great year, we are also looking ahead to what's in store for 2025. Geotab asked leaders about their predictions for the telematics industry in 2025. Shweta Shah from Altitude by Geotab, shares her predictions regarding privacy. Learn more about what we trends we predict for the new year: https://ow.ly/3a1b50UpQeQ
🚀 What trends will transform the telematics industry in 2025? We spoke with 8 different Geotab leaders to hear their predictions. Neil Cawse, Sabina Martin, Mike Branch, Megan Allen, Sherry Calkins, Shweta Shah, Edward Kulperger, ICD.D, and Sean Killen share their thoughts on AI, transparency, sustainability, safety, privacy, compliance, and growth in 2025. From AI-powered insights to smarter infrastructure, these are the trends shaping connected transportation. Click through the highlights below or read the full report and get ahead of the curve here: https://ow.ly/3a1b50UpQeQ #2025Predictions #2025Trends #Telematics #AI #Transparency #Sustainability #Safety #Privacy #Compliance #Growth
It's been a pleasure having Simone Percy join us and provide meaningful contributions during her placement! Simone has applied her academic knowledge to real-life challenges. By using data and machine learning, she is working on initiatives that will make a meaningful difference in our communities. Learn more about Simone’s story and what she is working on here: https://lnkd.in/gZBbBstX Keep up the great work, Simone!
Simone Percy, a Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) student at the University of Toronto, is driving innovation through her research internship with Geotab. By enhancing Geotab’s ITS platform alongside Natalie Smith, senior data scientist, Simone's machine learning framework for Stop Analytics is helping to reduce urban congestion, improve road safety, and support sustainability goals. Her work not only showcases the power of data science but also highlights the positive impact of academic-industry collaboration on cities and society. 🔗 Read more: https://uoft.me/b23
The George Washington Bridge is not just an iconic landmark, it's a critical link in the supply chain of the region. ⚙️ Did you know it handles nearly 59% of ALL commercial trips between New York and New Jersey? 🚚 Our latest research from shows that disruptions like severe weather can significantly impact traffic flow and safety on this vital route. 🌨️ Learn how this data can help agencies improve safety and prepare for future disruptions: https://ow.ly/X7VB50U2cQz
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🌪️ How do hurricanes impact fleet vehicle movement and cell connectivity? 📝A new analysis by Geotab ITS dives deep into data from Florida and North Carolina, offering insights on vehicle volumes and connectivity during storms. 💡Discover how these findings can help fleets improve emergency response and planning. 🔗 https://loom.ly/KSSU68M #automotivefleet #fleetmanagement #emergencypreparedness #hurricanedata
Hear from Geotab’s Nate Veeh on how our insights can help support plans for bridge projects by understanding the how and why behind vehicle movement. Learn more: https://ow.ly/lvKo50TWkh3
Our latest blog post surfaces insights on how recent extreme weather events impacted travel tendencies in the southeastern United States. We used device connectivity lag time, roadway vehicle volumes and travel hot spots to conduct our analysis. Read the article here to discover what we found: https://lnkd.in/gJbkYv2t #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneMilton #commercialvehicleinsights
In "Bridging the Data Gap: Commercial Insights from Five Key U.S. Bridges," we reveal how transportation data can enhance regional resilience, safety and economic stability. 🌉 Our latest blog post highlights two standout stories in this eBook as well as why it’s so important for planners and policymakers to prioritize resilience when developing new transportation strategies. Read the article here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g-ghCBBd #Transportation #Infrastructure #MobilityInsights #Sustainability
Did you know that the 2-week closure of the Memphis-Arkansas Bridge contributed to a 1750% increase in harsh driving events? 🚦 Our latest report dives deep into the impact this closure had on traffic congestion, harsh driving events, and supply chain disruptions. 🚛 The findings highlight the importance of data-driven decisions for large-scale transportation infrastructure projects. 📊 Click through the carousel or explore the insights here: https://ow.ly/9zCb50TTpmQ
In light of the recent impacts of #HurricaneHelene and #HurricaneMilton, we used #commercialvehicledata to measure each storm’s impact on the transportation patterns of the regions they struck. Read our article to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gJbkYv2t Our deepest thoughts are with those who were impacted by these devastating events.