Flotte Intelligenti

Frotcom’s success in Angola does not go unnoticed and Frotcom Angola is now a regular presence on general and specialized Angolan media, such as Hiper Super, Notícias Angola, Jornal de Angola, Economia & Finanças, among others.

You can now pin Frotcom’s images and videos on Pinterest. If you’re unfamiliar with Pinterest here’s a snapshot: think of Pinterest as a large magazine with thousands of images and videos.

Few of us enjoy waiting at traffic lights, which can be dangerous for impatient pedestrians willing to risk their lives just to cross the street earlier. Well, it seems that Smart has found a solution to this problem by incrementing safety in Lisbon’s streets in Portugal!

Some companies not only need to control their vehicles, but also other valuable moving assets, such as containers, swap bodies, freight wagons or parcels. Usually these assets rely on an attached vehicle to communicate their location and other activities through the vehicle’s GPS tracker.

According to the analyst firm Berg Insight, the market for shipping container tracking solutions has entered a growth period that will last for several years to come.

Established in 1888, De Beers is the world’s leading rough diamond company with unrivalled expertise in the exploration, mining and marketing of diamonds. The De Beers Exploration Head Office is based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Drivers caught using mobile phones at the wheel should have their penalties doubled to cut the number of road deaths, says the boss of the Metropolitan Police. But what else could be done, asks Justin Parkinson.

Galileo, the EU's satellite navigation programme, sent two more satellites into space on August 22, 2014, reaching a total number of 6 satellites in orbit. The plan is to reach 30 before the end of the decade (27 active plus 3 spares).

Ranked among the largest Greek companies, MEDFRIGO SA, customer of Frotcom Greece since 2011, sees its work recognized by receiving two prestigious prizes at the Transport & Logistics 2014 ceremony, in Athens.