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Connect broom activity, cameras and equipment readings with the sweeping run. Give drivers clear route guidance and give your team the details to answer service enquiries, respond to road hazards and keep sweepers ready.

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Connect the equipment that does the cleaning. Configured broom and vacuum inputs show when the sweeper is operating; cameras add a view of the road, kerb and surrounding traffic.

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Bring mapped kerb-and-channel information and road attributes into your sweeping program. Give new and relief drivers route guidance, then compare the planned area with journey and broom activity when reviewing delivery.

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Flag streets needing extra attention, from autumn leaf fall to known access hazards. Compatible in-cab apps can show approaching-area instructions and warn when the vehicle exceeds the configured effective sweeping speed.

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Dispatch an urgent sweeping request with its location and navigation details. Messages and driver updates keep the office informed when a blockage, parked vehicle or other access problem changes the plan.

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Choose measurements that help your team manage the sweeper. The fitted sensor, vehicle interface and configuration determine which readings and alerts are available.

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Log potholes, blocked drains, dumped rubbish or access problems from the cab. Bring the location, driver notes, photos and available video to the responsible team. Review previous activity when a resident asks why their street still needs attention.

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Collect pre-start checks and equipment faults against the sweeper. Review the issue, raise a work order and plan the repair with parts, supplier and cost details. Use available operating-hour readings to schedule servicing around the machine’s use.

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Bring planned areas, journey history and broom activity into the service review. Compare distance swept and time spent operating, inspect gaps and decide which streets need another pass. GIS integration and the fitted activity inputs shape the reporting available for your program.

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RoadScan AI adds camera-based road-defect detection for inspection programs. Review detected potholes and their locations, then assess the maintenance response. Choose the camera setup and inspection process alongside the sweeper’s service duties.

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A configured sweeper installation can combine location, separate broom inputs, vacuum or PTO activity, cameras and an in-cab app. Additional sensors can provide equipment readings through compatible interfaces. We assess the sweeper body and existing equipment before specifying the installation.

• Explore sweeper hardware

Yes, with connected broom inputs. IntelliTrac installations can monitor left and right brooms separately and show activity alongside the journey. This supports a service review; the vehicle travelling along a street alone does not establish that it was swept.

• Explore broom monitoring

Compatible installations can include existing left and right broom cameras and reversing views alongside additional cameras. We check the camera interfaces, recorder or hub, storage and retrieval requirements. The agreed setup determines the views available to your team.

• Explore camera systems

These measurements require the corresponding sensor and a compatible interface. A tank-level sensor can support refill planning; pressure transducers and temperature probes can monitor selected equipment conditions. We agree sensor range, placement, calibration and reporting during setup.

• Discuss sensor integration

Configure notifications for supported inputs and readings, with thresholds and recipients chosen for the sweeper. Delivery depends on the installed device, connection and alert settings. Your team can review the reading and arrange a refill, inspection or maintenance response.

• Explore telematics alerts

IntelliTrac supports GIS integration for kerb-and-channel information and road attributes. Scope the mapped service areas, route guidance and reporting around your council’s data. Supervisors can use journey and activity information to assess progress and plan follow-up.

• Explore route planning

In-cab apps support issue logging and messages, with location and navigation details for dispatched jobs. Drivers can report potholes, blocked drains and other street problems. Available photos and video help the receiving team assess the next action.

• Explore in-cab terminals

Not from GPS or broom activity alone. Volume, weight or fill-level measurements need suitable additional equipment and an agreed integration. Tell us which measurement you need so the installation can be assessed for that purpose.

• Plan the vehicle setup

Yes. Use inspections and maintenance requests to raise issues, then manage the response through work orders. Parts, supplier details and repair costs stay with the asset. Service intervals can use available hours, distance or dates.

• Explore asset management

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Bring your vehicle models, cameras, broom controls and route requirements. We’ll walk through the monitoring, sensor options and in-cab tools for your sweeping program.