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Exploring how smart braking systems can help reduce rollovers in the livestock industry
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Exploring how smart braking systems can help reduce rollovers in the livestock industry
Frasers is one of two transport operators working with ALRTA to explore the benefits of smart braking technology. Image: ALRTA The Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association (ALRTA) has launched its ‘Braking Habits’ project, which encourages better safety through the use of smart braking systems and telematic data, to help reduce rollovers. The project is in collaboration with transport insurance provider NTI and its National Truck …
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