Zonar helps public and private fleet managers improve CSA compliance, increase fleet efficiency and improve safety through an expansive set of inspection, diagnostic and GPS solutions. In 2001, Zonar released the first Electronic Vehicle Inspection Report (EVIR) system to standardize the pre- and post-trip inspection process and ensure compliance with state and federal law. Through a unique “Inspect, Track, Know” approach, Zonar also developed the V2J telematics platform and the web-based Ground Traffic Control fleet management portal. Zonar’s newest product, Z-Pass+ provides parents with student bus ridership information.
SightIQ, a real-time analytics solution for construction aggregate operations, delivers a consolidated view of—and insights into—an operation’s equipment, machines, and vehicles...
Under the merger, Zonar will now operate as part of TPS Trackit’s portfolio, but continue to focus their fleet health and safety solutions toward the government and education ...
If done correctly, a pre-trip inspection identifies and fixes a problem before a trip begins, while post-trip inspections help identify and fix problems before the vehicle is ...
Fleet Maintenance editor David A. Kolman talks about electronic fleet and maintenance management with Eric Manegold, vice president of business development for commercial vehicles...
The Zonar Coach is a video-based coaching solution designed to improve commercial vehicle safety, efficiency and compliance. This advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) uses...
By obtaining data through Zonar's V3TM telematics control unit, Cummins Connected Diagnostics wirelessly connects the engine to Cummins for immediate diagnosis of engine fault...
Available for download from the Google Play Store in the second quarter of 2017, the app is designed to work with devices running on Android 4.2 and later.
Thomas Built Buses today announced it will partner with Seattle, Wash.-based Zonar Systems to provide factory installed telematics features for Thomas Built Buses’ highly-regarded...
