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Teletrac Navman survey: Fleet managers asked to voice concerns 

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Teletrac Navman is calling on all New Zealand fleet managers to take part in its next global survey which aims to gauge the industry’s top challenges.

It’s launching the Telematics Survey 2024: TS24 and also wants to hear from industry decision makers in the United States, Australia, UK and Mexico.

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Teletrac Navman is Asia Pacific’s leading connected mobility platform for industries that manage vehicle and equipment assets.

The online questionnaire aims to showcase the prevailing trends that are impacting fleet operations and how they are planning to tackle them in 2024.

As well as operational challenges, the survey will explore the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) into everyday life, as well as decision makers’ experiences towards widespread issues like the ongoing driver shortage and recent changes around government bans of petrol and diesel cars.

“We are proud to be able to carry out research of this size as it is our mission to make fleet professionals lives’ easier,” says chief marketing officer Carlos Caponera. 

“Whether they’re struggling most with safety, sustainability or streamlining, their opinions and experience are of utmost importance for us to be able to do what we do best and offer the best solutions to the market.  

“We encourage everyone to fill in our TS24survey, from fleets with a small number of assets vans to large-scale enterprise operations. 

“This is an important opportunity for businesses to be heard – so that both solution providers like us and the government can take their feelings into consideration when planning ahead,” Caponera says. 

Last year’s survey results were based on feedback from over 1800 fleet professionals and covered macro-economic challenges, planned investments and how telematics users are using the technology. 

The data, which was collated at the end of 2022, consisted of responses from fleet managers that use telematics, and those that were yet to begin their telematics journey. 

*Click here to fill the short survey.

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