EROAD has released fleet tracking imagery comparing heavy vehicle movement before and after the Covid-19 level 4 lockdown and level 3.
It shows trucks travelling in New Zealand’s major cities on the first day of the Covid-19 alert level 4 lockdown on March 26 and alert level 3 on April 30 compared to trucks travelling under ‘normal’ conditions in February.
Just 67% of EROAD-fitted heavy vehicles are operating in alert level 3 compared to just 30% at alert level 4.
EROAD was designated an essential service provider during the lockdown period to support essential service customers.
The New Zealand Defence Force, St John New Zealand, the NZ Transport Agency, local councils, construction and courier companies are among organisations and industries that use the technology.
