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A new Vontier (NYSE: VNT) study reveals the growing technological transformation in the delivery industry, where 97% of drivers consider technology as essential as their vehicles. The research, surveying drivers from USPS, UPS, FedEx, and Amazon, highlights critical real-time information priorities:

• Road conditions (97%)
• Traffic accidents (93%)
• Weather changes (93%)
• Fuel availability (91%)

74% of drivers now use employer-provided tech systems including GPS, dash cameras, tablets, and advanced telematics. Despite covering an average of 12,000 miles annually, 95% of drivers report improved route efficiency through technology. Additionally, 94% of drivers confirm that safety features like blind spot detection and backup cameras have prevented accidents.

Gilbarco Veeder-Root, a Vontier (VNT) company and global forecourt solutions leader, has announced a strategic partnership with W. Capra, a convenience retail industry consulting leader. The partnership focuses on providing technology lab services to support software testing, certifications, new product testing, troubleshooting, and field rollouts.

W. Capra's expertise will contribute to seamless implementations and rapid troubleshooting across retail ecosystems. The collaboration aims to help customers unlock revenue, reduce complexity, and improve productivity through enhanced technology solutions. This strategic alliance represents a significant advancement in improving customer experience and operational efficiency for retailers in the payment technology sector.

Invenco by GVR, a Vontier (VNT) company, unveiled enhanced Express Ordering™ capabilities at the Retail Technology Conference in Chicago. The solution, integrated within the Passport Retail Platform, enables convenience stores to offer made-to-order food through multiple channels including at-pump, in-store kiosks, drive-thru, and mobile ordering.

Industry data shows prepared food has become the #1 driver of in-store sales, representing over 37% of in-store gross profits, up from 29% a decade ago. The solution aims to transform c-stores into dining destinations, with features including:

• Order at the Pump functionality to convert fuel-only customers
• Self-Service Kiosks to streamline ordering
• Drive-Thru Solutions for capturing vehicle traffic
• Mobile Ordering capabilities

The platform includes enterprise-level capabilities for content management, allowing retailers to manage real-time menu updates and monitor performance across locations.

Gasboy, a Vontier (NYSE: VNT) company and leading North American provider of fueling technologies, has secured a new Sourcewell contract alongside other Vontier portfolio partners. This marks Gasboy's second contract with Sourcewell, providing over 50,000 government agencies streamlined access to Vontier's fleet and fueling management ecosystem at competitive prices.

The contract offers pre-negotiated purchasing channels for public agencies, featuring advanced fueling infrastructure for traditional and alternative energy fleets, cloud-connected monitoring systems, and data-driven fleet optimization services. Gasboy currently powers more than 10,000 fleet fueling sites across North America, including over 3,500 municipal and government installations.

Veeder-Root has launched the Red Jacket® IQ2 Smart Controller, a new solution for managing Submersible Turbine Pumps (STPs). The system enables continuous monitoring of pump and motor parameters to optimize fuel flow rates and operations.

The controller features real-time pump status monitoring, supports multiple HP ratings (3/4, 1.5, 2, 4, 5) and phases, and can connect up to 31 controllers on a single network. When integrated with the TLS-450PLUS Automatic Tank Gauge, it provides enhanced monitoring capabilities including manifold tanks, diagnostic status, and historic event logs.

Key benefits include:

• Dynamic pump performance adjustment
• Advanced diagnostics for early issue detection
• User-friendly interface with full-text 2-line display
• Remote access capabilities through TLS-450PLUS ATG
• Reduced operational and labor costs

Teletrac Navman, a connected mobility platform, has released findings from its AI & Driver Safety survey, revealing that 83% of fleets believe AI is the future of safety. The survey, supplementing their 2025 Distracted Driving & Driver Safety Report, highlights significant trends in AI adoption for fleet safety.

Key findings show that 26% of fleets are testing AI safety solutions while 18% are exploring options. The survey identified that 49% of respondents reported direct financial impacts from distracted driving incidents. Fleet operators are implementing three main tactics: technology, training, and developing a safety culture.

The study reveals that 32% of respondents expect AI to monitor driver behavior in real-time, with additional applications including reducing distracted driving (16%), accident prevention (17%), vehicle maintenance (14%), and enhanced training (13%). Despite 66% acknowledging AI's safety benefits, concerns persist about data privacy (23%) and staff resistance (14%). Notably, 47% emphasize the importance of human interaction in decision-making, while 37% value human accountability and ethical oversight.

Teletrac Navman, a connected mobility platform company, released findings from its AI & Driver Safety survey, revealing that 83% of fleets believe AI is the future of safety. The survey, supplementing their 2025 Distracted Driving & Driver Safety Report, highlights significant trends in AI adoption for fleet safety.

Currently, 26% of fleets are testing AI safety solutions, while 18% are exploring options. The survey identified key AI applications:

• 32% for monitoring driver behavior in real-time
• 17% for predicting and preventing accidents
• 16% for reducing distracted driving incidents
• 14% for improving vehicle maintenance
• 13% for enhancing training through data insights

While 66% of teams recognize AI's safety benefits, challenges remain: 23% express data privacy concerns, 14% anticipate driver resistance, and 47% emphasize the importance of human interaction in decision-making.

Vontier (NYSE: VNT), a leading provider of critical technologies for the mobility ecosystem, has announced its participation in the Bank of America Global Research Global Industrials Conference 2025 in London.

The company's President and CEO Mark Morelli, along with Senior VP and CFO Anshooman Aga, will engage in a fireside chat discussion on Tuesday, March 18 at 6:35 a.m. Eastern Time (10:35 a.m. GMT). The presentation will be available through a live webcast on Vontier's website investor relations section, with a replay option available after the event.

Vontier (NYSE: VNT) has released new research highlighting the technological transformation of America's delivery workforce. The study reveals that 97% of delivery drivers now consider technology as essential to their job as their vehicle itself.

Surveying drivers from USPS, UPS, FedEx, and Amazon, the research shows that drivers rely on multiple digital systems simultaneously while delivering the 50+ million packages shipped daily across the U.S. These professionals prioritize real-time information about road conditions (97%), traffic accidents (93%), weather changes (93%), and fuel availability (91%).

Additional findings show that 74% of drivers operate employer-provided tech systems including GPS, dash cameras, tablets, and telematics. Despite covering an average of 12,000 miles annually, 95% report technology makes their routes more efficient, while 94% confirm safety features like blind spot detection have prevented accidents.

Vontier continues developing solutions supporting this digital transformation through advanced fueling systems, telematics, and safety technologies.