Through our cross-border freight and port activity tracker, we cut through the complexity, offering clear, real-world insights into unfolding trends. By monitoring granular changes in HDV operations at these key trade nexuses, we empower businesses to better anticipate challenges, seize opportunities and navigate geopolitical influences on North American freight movement.
The “Trucking Electrification Report” (March 2025) uses Altitude by Geotab’s data to assess the feasibility of electric trucks in the U.S. It finds 58% of medium-duty and 41% of heavy-duty trucks are electrifiable with a 250-mile range and depot charging. The report analyzes truck travel, stopping behaviors, and potential charging locations using Regional Domicile Analytics and Stop Analytics.
For petroleum and gas companies, choosing the right location for their next opportunity can make or break their investment. In this piece, we’ll highlight how Altitude’s aggregated commercial transportation insights can help you select the best location for your next truck stop, convenience store or commercial refueling station.
Through our cross-border freight and port activity tracker, we cut through the complexity, offering clear, real-world insights into unfolding trends. By monitoring granular changes in HDV operations at these key trade nexuses, we empower businesses to better anticipate challenges, seize opportunities and navigate geopolitical influences on North American freight movement.
We used connected commercial vehicle data from Altitude by Geotab to understand the implications of new tariffs on freight movement between the U.S. and Canada.
The “Trucking Electrification Report” analyzes the potential for trucking electrification in the United States using commercial vehicle insights. It explores factors like emissions, policy, and the current market state, and uses Altitude by Geotab data to determine the feasibility of replacing internal combustion engine trucks with electric vehicles. The report finds that a significant percentage of medium and heavy-duty trucks could be electrified based on their current driving patterns and explores potential charging infrastructure locations.
Altitude’s Harsh Events insights empower transportation planners to analyze driving behaviors like sharp turns, sudden stops, and rapid acceleration. By understanding these ‘harsh events’, planners can pinpoint high-risk areas, optimize traffic flow, and improve infrastructure, ultimately leading to enhanced highway safety and achieving Vision Zero goals.
