Passenger transport

Tire control for passenger transport fleets

With methodology, software, mobile app and TPMS sensors, you can detect critical conditions, improve safety and reduce costs in city buses, intercity buses and staff routes.

Ideal for city, intercity, staff and school routes.

Tire control for passenger transport
The problem

Typical challenges in this industry

The three most common pain points in passenger transport.

When a tire fails in a passenger unit, the impact is not only operational: it also compromises the experience and safety of the people on board.

Safety risk

A tire in poor condition has serious consequences.

Unit availability

Every bus out of route affects service.

Operating costs

Tires, fuel and maintenance are significant budget items.

Benefits

What changes with Flotal in this operation

Fewer roadside failures

Reduce roadside failures and improve unit availability.

Greater safety

Reduces risks for operators and passengers.

Better planning

Data to anticipate maintenance and purchases.

Cost reduction

More efficient tires impact fuel and CPK.

Traceability by unit

Each bus with a complete history.

Trained team

Operators and maintenance aligned.

What Flotal controls

Key variables we monitor

Passenger fleets gain control when every tire and every unit leaves a trace.

Wear and depth

Safety and performance control.

Pressure by position

Reduces uneven wear and consumption.

Temperature

Detects critical conditions in operation.

Rotations

Distributes wear optimally.

Retreads

Get the most out of every casing.

Unit history

Information for purchase and maintenance decisions.

Ecosystem

Software, app and TPMS applied to this industry

Flotal connects administration, field operations and automatic monitoring in a single experience.

Control software

Control software

Centralizes inventory, inspections and reports.

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Mobile app

Mobile app

Capture field data from any unit.

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TPMS sensors

TPMS sensors

Automatic pressure and temperature monitoring.

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Key indicators

Data you will see in operation

Sample data for illustrative purposes. Each fleet will have its own indicators.

Active units

0

Buses

Availability

0 %

In operation

Average CPK

$ 0.00

Per mile

Inspections

0

This month

Comparison

Manual control vs. Flotal

A quick look at the differences between manual control and centralized management.

Aspect Manual control With Flotal
Traceability by tire Limited Complete
Performance reports Manual and slow Automatic
Failure detection Reactive Preventive
Inventory Spreadsheets Central platform
Training By own initiative Flotal support
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about passenger transport

We answer the most common questions from passenger transport fleets.

Have more questions?

Talk to our team and we will help you choose the best setup for your operation.

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01 Does it work for city and intercity buses?
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Yes. We serve city routes, intercity routes, staff routes and school routes.
02 Can buses be monitored with TPMS?
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Yes. TPMS sensors can help monitor pressure and temperature to detect critical conditions.
03 How much does it reduce tire costs?
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It depends on each operation. The calculator helps estimate potential savings.
04 How is the staff trained?
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Flotal includes training and implementation as part of the solution.