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January/February 2017

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BRUCKNERTRUCK.COM T R U C K S • C A B S • S L E E P E R S • T R A I L E R S • P A R T S • Q U O T E S 10 Bruckner's HIGHLIGHTS 800-634-5619 425 S Loop 12 | Irving, TX 75060 | btebody.com for quotes and service VOLVO TRUCKS NORTH AMERICA Volvo has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Geotab, a global provider of telematics technology. Volvo customers not currently equipped with Remote Diagnostics, Volvo's telematics platform that's standard on all Volvo-powered models, will have connectivity options through this partnership with Geotab, which will help connect legacy Volvo vehicles. Specifics about new service offerings will be announced at a later date. Volvo introduced Remote Diagnostics in 2012. Remote Diagnostics proactively monitors key truck components for critical fault codes including the engine, Volvo I-Shift automated manual transmission and aftertreatment systems, significantly increasing uptime for Volvo customers. If a potential issue is detected, Remote Diagnostics evaluates the code, develops an analysis for repair planning and ensures repair instructions and parts are available, all while the truck remains in service. Information about a potential issue is captured and communicated electronically through ASIST, Volvo's web-based tool that enables real-time communication between customers, dealers and Volvo Action Service staff at Volvo's Uptime Center, as well as Volvo field personnel.

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