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Month: March 2024

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LWC Drinks

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The largest independent wholesaler of beers, wines and spirits in the UK.

Enhancing Safety and Productivity with Progressive Safe Systems at LWC Drinks

LWC Drinks, a leading distributor in the beverage industry, recognised the importance of prioritising safety while maximising productivity in its operations. In pursuit of these goals, LWC Drinks sought innovative solutions to ensure compliance come October. This case study delves into how LWC Drinks implemented our Progressive Safe System to address these challenges effectively.

The Challenges

Ensuring safe driving practices and compliance with safety regulations were top priorities for LWC Drinks due to the nature of transporting beverages, which demands strict safety measures. Moreover, with the approaching deadline for new legislation, it was an opportune moment for LWC to adapt to these stricter regulations.

The Solution

With the assistance of Fleet Witness, we seamlessly installed our equipment onto their vehicles, ensuring minimal disruptions to their operations. Our engineers successfully implemented the BSIS and MOIS systems, providing additional safety features that promote safer driving practices. “We encourage our drivers to improve their habits and efficiency by avoiding accidents, speeding violations, and hard braking,” fostering a culture of safety and responsibility.

In conclusion, Fleet Witness has emerged as the perfect solution for LWC, empowering effective safety measures for their drivers. Through the utilisation of our equipment, LWC promotes safety, reduces expenses, and enhances productivity, making Fleet Witness an indispensable tool in LWC’s operations and contributing to their overall success.

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"We encourage our drivers to improve their habits and efficiency by avoiding accidents, speeding violations, and hard braking".

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The Phase-Out of 2G and 3G Networks in the UK

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UK networks to drop 2G and 3G by 2025

The mobile landscape is ever-evolving, and as we bid farewell to the second and third generations of mobile phone networks, exciting advancements await us. In this article post, we’ll delve into the recent announcement by the UK government and major mobile network operators (MNOs) regarding the retirement of 2G and 3G networks and the implications for consumers.

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In December 2021, the UK government, in collaboration with leading MNOs – EE, Virgin Media O2, Vodafone, and Three – announced an industry-led initiative to switch off 2G and 3G networks in the country. The plan is to complete this transition by 2033, with a likelihood of an earlier completion date.

Already underway, the MNOs are gradually phasing out their 3G networks. EE, Vodafone, and Three have set 2024 as the target year, while Virgin Media O2 plans to follow suit in 2025. The shift will redirect focus towards 4G and 5G networks for mobile services.

Fleet trackers, powered by 2G and 3G networks, have been instrumental in providing real-time location data, optimising routes, and enhancing overall fleet efficiency. As the UK moves towards 4G and 5G networks, fleet managers need to navigate this shift seamlessly to ensure uninterrupted operations.

Fleet trackers relying on 3G networks may experience limitations as the network is gradually phased out. It becomes imperative for businesses to assess their current tracking systems and consider upgrading to devices compatible with 4G and 5G networks. This shift not only ensures continued functionality but also opens up opportunities for enhanced features and capabilities.

Steps for Fleet Managers:

 Evaluate the current fleet tracking systems and identify devices relying on 2G or 3G networks.

Stay informed about the timelines provided by mobile network operators for the phasing out of 2G and 3G networks.

Plan for the transition by considering the upgrade of fleet trackers to 4G and 5G-compatible devices.

Work closely with fleet tracking solution providers to understand their roadmap for network transition and explore available upgrade options.

The evolution of mobile networks impacts various industries, and fleet management is no exception. As 2G and 3G networks make way for 4G and 5G, fleet managers have the opportunity to embrace advanced technologies, ensuring a seamless transition and unlocking new possibilities for efficient and effective fleet tracking. Stay proactive, stay connected – the future of fleet management is evolving.

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