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The platform, which uses data analytics to collect data from Trinity’s fleet of 132,000 owned and managed rail cars, includes an interface that allows customers to access location and asset status. Interface features include GPS and track & trace capabilities, weather overlay and geofencing. Customers also have access to message data about the car’s location and impact and motion detection. “We have heard from our customers that they need to manage their rail supply chain more efficiently,” said Gregg Mitchell, TrinityRail Chief Commercial Officer, in a press release. He continued, “In conjunction with the RailPulse joint venture, Trinsight will significantly improve the customer experience through IoT and telematics, providing real-time visibility and insight into their fleets and the cargo they are carrying. … The digital platforms being developed and deployed through Trinsight and other products will continue to provide both innovative solutions and a dif ....