Product Spotlight
(Work order with fault code button)
FLEETSOFT VERSION 11
www.fleetsoft.com
The latest release of fleet maintenance and inventory management software encompasses Mobile DVIR/Problem Reporting and seamless integration with third-party GPS and telematics providers. The Mobile DVIR allows a driver to enter an inspection record on a smartphone or tablet, which is then sent to Fleetsoft along with any reported problems to automatically create a work order. The software also downloads odometer, hour meter and fault code/diagnostic data. It provides fault code and diagnostic data in the same application. Contact 800-980-2555 or
sales@fleetsoft.com
DAMP CHECK MOISTURE ABSORBER BESI Inc.
www.besi-inc.com
There’s a good month of winter left and the spring rains for most parts of the coun- try are not far behind. As school buses are washed to remove road salts and grime, BESI Manufacturing is offering fleet managers added protect against mildew, mold, musty odors, rust, and rot that can result from left over water inside the bus and out. The company added the Damp Check Moisture Absorber to its product line at the beginning of the year.
Damp Check is scientifically designed to remove moisture and humidity from the air, ac- cording to the product’s inventors. The non-toxic product is ideal for school bus storage areas or anywhere on or in the bus where dampness is a problem. A special web lid keeps the active ingredient away from contact with stored articles and people. The product is also refill- able. Contact BESI at 800-543-8222 for more information.
24 School Transportation News • FEBRUARY 2018
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