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“Often, they are positively surprised by what can be done with their data,” says Campero Del Angel. “Of course, GPS tracking is nothing new, but combined with operational variables, it enables them to reach an entirely different level of insight.”

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Describing a concrete scenario, Campero Del Angel outlines the operations of a refuse collector company responsible for waste management in a major city. This is an area where electric trucks have become increasingly in focus, as municipalities globally are more and more interested in future-proof solutions that can comply with zero-emission regulations.

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“In this example, with our tools we can observe that the daily driven distance for their operation is below 100 kilometres, with low speeds of around 30 kilometres per hour and a high amount of start and stop,” he says. “Considering these and other variables and knowing that the operator goes back to the depot at the end of the day, we would then suggest an electric truck with a smaller battery capacity and the proportional requirements for overnight charging at the depot.”