Hubio Traffic adds Live Traffic to keep traffic moving

Users of Hubio Fleet can now see live traffic displayed in the Live Map page of their online dashboard, enabling fleet managers to spot potential delays and redirect drivers on new routes or update customers with the reason for a delay.
May 11, 2017 Read time: 1 min

Users of Hubio Fleet can now see live traffic displayed in the Live Map page of their online dashboard, enabling fleet managers to spot potential delays and redirect drivers on new routes or update customers with the reason for a delay.

Using green to yellow to red colour coding to depict the congestion severity, a fleet operator can quickly determine how a live traffic situation may impact their operations and then take action such as sending drivers on an alternative route or allocating a different driver/vehicle to the job.

Location Based Systems

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