Smartphone fleet management

WebFleet Mobile, a smartphone app designed to provide managers on the move with essential information about their vehicle fleet, has been launched by TomTom and is now available on iOS and Android platforms. The app includes a detailed map which provides a view of the current traffic situation using TomTom HD Traffic. It allows managers to quickly pinpoint the location of their fleet, obtaining information on each vehicle's destination and estimated time of arrival, as well as trip data such as mileage and
January 31, 2012 Read time: 1 min
WebFleet Mobile, a smartphone app designed to provide managers on the move with essential information about their vehicle fleet, has been launched by 1692 TomTom and is now available on iOS and 1812 Android platforms. The app includes a detailed map which provides a view of the current traffic situation using TomTom HD Traffic. It allows managers to quickly pinpoint the location of their fleet, obtaining information on each vehicle's destination and estimated time of arrival, as well as trip data such as mileage and timestamps.

Available across 21 countries in Europe, North America, Australia and South Africa, the app supports seven different languages - Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish - and is available in app stores for TomTom's 13,000 business customers.
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