GenOx Transportation's Partnership with ESMART Has Proven to Strengthen Fleet Safety and Prevent Incidents
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Since partnering with ESMART in 2024, GenOx Transportation, Inc. a specialized hazmat carrier serving the industrial gas industry, has experienced a dramatic improvement in fleet safety. By deploying ESMART's advanced Dynamic Speed Management system across its company fleet, GenOx has effectively reduced safety-related incidents, optimized driver coaching, and eliminated speeding violations.
"In our first year, ESMART's technology has helped us achieve measurable improvements in safety," said Chris McCarty, Vice President of Safety at GenOx Transportation. "Since implementing the system, we have had zero speeding citations or CSA violations in the units we have installed. In addition to eliminating speeding events, it has greatly reduced critical safety incidents, including preventing a rollover accident and significantly cutting down on dashcam alerts, for example, following too closely and unsafe lane changes. This has allowed our safety team to focus their time more efficiently, reducing the hours spent reviewing and coaching drivers on avoidable incidents."
As a specialized hauler of compressed and liquefied industrial gases—including Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, Carbon Dioxide, Hydrogen, Helium, CNG and LNG—safety remains at the core of GenOx's operations. Beyond speed management, the company is also leveraging ESMART's remote vehicle immobilization feature to prevent unauthorized vehicle use and enhance security measures.
"Our partnership with GenOx demonstrates the power of proactive fleet safety management," said Joe Thell, Sr. Vice President at ESMART. "Their results speak volumes—not only have they eliminated speeding violations, but they have also drastically reduced other risky driving behaviors. We are proud to support their commitment to keeping their fleet and the public safe."
ESMART's Dynamic Speed Management system utilizes GPS-based technology to monitor asset locations in real time and automatically adjust vehicle speeds to stay within predefined safe limits. The system seamlessly integrates with each truck's ECU, enabling fleets to enforce speed-controlled geofences, receive real-time verbal notifications, and ensure consistent speed limit compliance for safer operations.
About GenOx Transportation
Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Deer Park, Texas, GenOx Transportation specializes in hauling compressed and liquefied industrial gas products. With a fleet of specialized trailers and a commitment to safety, GenOx serves a critical role in transporting essential materials for the industrial gas industry. Learn more at www.genoxtransportation.com.
About ESMART
Indianapolis and Montreal-based E-SMART provides Dynamic Speed Management solutions to the transportation industry that reduce the risk and liability from speed violations and speed-related crashes. Fleets deploying E-SMART see improved CSA scores and decreased fuel consumption. In addition to its industry-leading Dynamic Speed Management solution, E-SMART is transforming fleet safety with features such as Low Bridge Collision Prevention, Speed Controlled Geofence Zones and Remote Vehicle Immobilization. For more information, please visit www.esmartcontrol.com.
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