Safer buses start with earlier warnings
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3–5 November 2026
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NEC Birmingham
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Stand 220
Operational risk does not stop at the road
Oil and gas operations bring people, vehicles, equipment, and hazardous materials together across roads, terminals, yards, storage facilities, and operational sites. When safety and operational data remain siloed, teams struggle to see where risk is building and to act before it becomes an incident.
Across these environments, five recurring challenges can leave people, assets, and operations vulnerable:
Road hazards that are difficult to see
Driver fatigue and risky behaviour
Unknown or mismatched drivers
Too much footage, too little context
Reactive maintenance
Disconnected information
See more of the road and the cab
Identify developing road risk
Support safer, more alert drivers
Know who is driving
Review the moments that matter
Move from reactive response to preventive action
Bus and coach operators need vehicles ready for service, faults followed up on, and maintenance planned before a warning becomes a disruption.
Connected safety and vehicle-health data can help operations progress through four stages:
Reactive
Monitored
Proactive
Predictive
Proven across bus and coach operations
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Cardiff Bus combined driver-performance insights with vehicle data to support safer, smoother journeys across its bus operation, improve EV efficiency, and identify potential mechanical issues earlier.
Read the Cardiff Bus case study93%fewer harsh acceleration events
25%fewer harsh braking events
67%of drivers rated green
Fleet-wide safety score of
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Bus Éireann used connected driver and vehicle data, in-cab feedback, and driver identification to support safer driving and more efficient performance across its national bus network.
Read the Bus Éireann case study33%fewer harsh acceleration events
Up to
75%fewer harsh braking events
80%of drivers rated green
23%of drivers rated green
Approximately €78,000 saved annually through reduced idling
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Intercape used internal and external video, SafeGuard alerts, real-time vehicle tracking, and vehicle data to strengthen safety and protect vehicle availability across its long-distance coach operations.
Read the Intercape case studyMore than
93%fewer overspeeding incidents
Approximately
80%fewer incidents
Engine seizures prevented on five coaches through vehicle-data insights
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3–5 November 2026
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NEC Birmingham
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Stand 220
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