HAAS Alert Launches on the Geotab Marketplace for Enhanced Safety Service

Real-time collision prevention service is now available as an add-on service to Geotab’s fleet tracking platform

HAAS Alert, a Chicago mobility company whose mission is to eliminate preventable roadway collisions, announced that its real-time collision prevention service is now available as an add-on service to Geotab’s fleet tracking platform. Geotab customers can seamlessly integrate HAAS Alert’s real-time safety service into existing solutions through the Geotab Marketplace, a portfolio of mobile apps, software, and hardware Add-Ons that enable Geotab customers to better manage their fleets.

The HAAS Alert Safety Cloud® sends real-time digital alerts to nearby motorists when public safety and fleet vehicles are responding or stopped on-scene in the road. The safety service provides critical early warnings to drivers through navigation apps and in-dash systems when they are approaching hazardous situations in order to safely slow down, comply with Move Over laws, and avoid preventable collisions. Since launching two years ago, the service has delivered more than 100 million driver alerts.

With more than 1.8 million active users worldwide driving an average of 83 million miles daily, Geotab is a global leader in telematics and fleet management solutions. Geotab’s open platform supports the integration of innovative services like HAAS Alert which helps to improve fleet vehicle safety and insight. Geotab customers can now utilize HAAS Alert to gain access to additional safety benefits through a simple, no-cost activation process.

Clive Cawse, Chief Operations Officer at Geotab, said of the new integration, “The Geotab platform is ideal for companies like HAAS Alert to deploy their innovations, especially those that enhance the safety of fleets and other motorists. Fleets turn to Geotab not just for our award-winning fleet management solutions, but also for our ability to integrate value-added services through the Geotab Marketplace.”

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