A mobility app launched by TMC aims to encourage sustainable alternatives to company cars by tracking employee travel patterns
Phase one will start by the end of March. It uses the phone’s sensors to detect when employees are moving, enables them to classify journeys by mode and calculates the cost, CO2 emissions, calories burned and time taken. It then benchmarks them against peers and suggests improvements.
Journeys marked as business use are uploaded to the iQ Online dashboard, providing fleet and mobility managers with an overview of Scope 1, 2 and 3 CO2 emissions and costs. They can track changes, drill down to specific details and produce reports for annual statements.Phase two will begin shortly afterwards.
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