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TruckPass captures accurate gross weights as trucks drive across a traditional full-length scale without requiring them to stop. Quickly confirm inbound material weight or ensure that your outbound shipments are within roadgoing weight limits in mere seconds!
Join the Movement
Enable your operation with the next generation of automated truck weighing technology. Keeping trucks in motion offers many immediate benefits. TruckPass is set to revolutionize the way operations perform vehicle weighing — are you ready to join the movement?!
3X Higher Productivity
TruckPass takes efficiency to the next level by eliminating the need for trucks to stop on the scale. By keeping trucks in motion, operations can benefit from increased throughput potential and reduced congestion at the scale, resulting in happy customers and improved on-site logistics.
This is an example of a weighment completed on TruckPass. The vehicle does not stop during the weighing process. This allows for shorter lines, productivity improvement, safer scale environments, less vehicle maintenance and reduced carbon emissions. As the vehicle pulls off the scale, the driver receives their weight and continues out of the site. TruckPass is very simple to use due to the system integration. The steps to ensure the weight is captured and distributed is taken care of automatically. This next example takes a closer look at what is happening behind the scenes from both the driver and operator perspectives. To start, the driver sees an entrance sign. TruckPass can be used in either a static mode or a dynamic mode. This sign is giving the driver a green light indication that the scale is ready for a dynamic weighment. As the vehicle pulls forward, the entrance loop is triggered. While the vehicle enters the scale, the vehicle ID is captured. In this example, a SmartPass RFID reader is used. After the vehicle ID is captured, the scale house operator can see the ID and where the vehicle is in the weighing process in the TruckPass application. The driver continues to pull over the scale and will not stop during the weighing process. As the driver continues to move forward, the scoreboard gives speed updates. This helps the driver to maintain a constant speed over the scale. Any messages that are shown to the driver are also shown in the TruckPass application for the operator. Finally, the driver continues off the scale. Their weight is displayed on the scoreboard as well as emailed to the appropriate person based on the information from the vehicle ID. Because the driver has received their weight, they can now exit the weighing step of their transportation process. After the weight is captured, the operator is able to view the final weight and other information. If the operator chooses, they can also view or export past weighments in the TruckPass application. All of these steps happen in a matter of seconds. TruckPass can change the weighing process in such a way that improves productivity, safety and emissions. Visit www.mt.com/truckpass for more information.
Legal-for-Trade Transactions
Recent updates to the regulations in Handbook 44 will now allow
legal-for-trade transactions on weigh-in-motion truck scales within certain tolerances. This will have an immediate and direct impact
on states in the US who adopt Handbook 44 into law. TruckPass
is the first NTEP-approved (CC: 22-025) legal-for-trade SD-WIM solution available to the US market.
Learn more about the Handbook 44 updates with this free
white paper.
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Reduce Emissions
Keeping trucks in motion with TruckPass can help reduce overall traffic and thus reduce or even eliminate truck idling time at the scale. With fewer trucks idling for less time, an operation can expect to see a major impact on their overall carbon footprint and more easily achieve their sustainability goals.
View the Emissions ROI Calculator to see how switching to TruckPass could impact your operation.
Improve Site Safety
Since TruckPass enables drivers to remain in the vehicle, the risk of potential safety hazards such as slips or
traffic accidents is diminished.
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