More control with Rand McNally fleet management

Rand McNally’s latest fleet management offering, TrueTrack, is a web-based solution designed to provide fleet managers with the ability to improve driver safety, enhance customer service with more accurate arrival time information, and reduce fuel usage by curtailing out-of-route driving.
December 4, 2013 Read time: 1 min

Rand McNally’s latest fleet management offering, TrueTrack, is a web-based solution designed to provide fleet managers with the ability to improve driver safety, enhance customer service with more accurate arrival time information, and reduce fuel usage by curtailing out-of-route driving.

Powered by the company’s Intelliroute, TrueTrack will work in conjunction with Rand McNally's suite of mobile fleet management solutions, the TND760 and TPC 7600, and will allow fleet supervisors to remotely manage proactive driver alerts, company address book, route settings and synchronise arrival times.

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