The system is designed to reflect the technical complexity of modern engines in cars and motor bikes and provide the RAC driver with the vital information even before he arrives at the scene of the breakdown. Skeye has been developed in Germany by technical solutions specialist, Höft & Wessel and the system will be serviced and maintained at the Swindon headquarters of the Metric Group, a wholly owned subsidiary. The first units will be fitted in September and the entire fleet of new Transits will be fitted with the computer units by the end of the year. The order is worth in excess of £1.4 million.
Rac to equip breakdown fleet with mobile computers
The system is designed to reflect the technical complexity of modern engines in cars and motor bikes and provide the RAC driver with the vital information even before he arrives at the scene of the breakdown. Skeye has been developed in Germany by technical solutions specialist, Höft & Wessel and the system will be serviced and maintained at the Swindon headquarters of the Metric Group, a wholly owned subsidiary. The first units will be fitted in September and the entire fleet of new Transits will be fitted with the computer units by the end of the year. The order is worth in excess of £1.4 million.