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From October 1st 2020, please do not download or use any documents with a TomTom Telematics reference!
We are excited to inform you that a brand new Partner Portal will be launched in the upcoming weeks where only most recent, updated files will be available.
London, 12 January, 2012
A TomTom Business Solutions system is at the heart of a scheme that will see hundreds of trees planted throughout Lancashire.
The innovative project has been developed by BAE Systems in partnership with Fylde Executive Cars Ltd (FEC) and aims to reduce CO2 emissions created by road transport.
FEC transport hundreds of customers and travelling employees to BAE's Warton and Samlesbury facilities each year and the carbon offset agreement has already seen 370 trees planted.
The project relies upon TomTom's integrated tracking and navigation system to provide accurate mileage reports for the calculation of carbon-offset rebates, which have already seen £3365 ploughed into environmental schemes.
“The investment we have made in these new systems has helped both reduce BAE's travel costs and the impact that its business travel has on the environment”, said John Coombes, Fylde Executive Cars MD.
“TomTom's system has helped this immensely, at the same time improving our own fleet efficiency and passenger safety.”
“It has helped us provide quicker response times for customers, improve profitability and significantly reduce stress levels in the office by making existing processes smoother.”
FEC have installed TomTom LINK boxes and GO 9000 navigation devices in each of their 23 vehicles, coupled with the WEBFLEET fleet management dashboard. The resultant cost savings and improvements in efficiency recently helped the Lytham St Annes firm expand their operations to Farnborough in Hampshire.
Its involvement in the carbon-offset scheme will see another 300 native species of trees planted across Lancashire this winter.
“The use of technology is vital in the company's bid to reduce its impact on the environment,” said James Lancaster, strategic planning manager for BAE Systems.
“In TomTom terms we may not yet have reached our destination but, working together with suppliers such as FEC, we are certainly heading in the right direction.”
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