Cojali S. L., a leading Spanish company in the development of technological solutions for the commercial vehicle sector, will be present as a partner at the ATUC Congress (the association of urban and metropolitan public transport), which will take place on 25 and 26 September in Seville.

In this edition, Cojali will have an exclusive information point where Jaltest Telematics will be presented, the comprehensive solution for the management of connected fleets designed to improve the efficiency, safety and sustainability of urban public transport.

The participation of Cojali in this congress reinforces its commitment to the digitisation of the public transport sector, with a commitment to technological tools that add value to both operators and fleet managers. Jaltest Telematics stands out for its ability to integrate advanced remote diagnostics, predictive maintenance and operational analysis in a single platform, which allows anticipating possible incidents, reducing downtime and optimising resource planning.

During the congress, attendees will be able to learn first-hand about the most innovative functionalities of this solution and see how it can contribute to achieving the sustainability, user experience and efficiency objectives set by the sector. Jaltest Telematics is positioned as a strategic tool at a key moment for urban transport, in which the ecological transition and digital transformation play a leading role.

In this context, Jaltest Telematics stands out for its differential value by incorporating specific functionalities for electric vehicle fleets, whose presence is increasingly common in urban and last mile transport. The solution has been upgraded to provide accurate monitoring adapted to the particularities of electric vehicles, including KPIs such as battery state-of-health, range, charge and duty cycles, temperatures and voltages. This data, collected in real time and combined with advanced remote diagnostics of electrical systems —such as the BMS (Battery Management System)— enable predictive maintenance models to be applied and contingencies to be reduced, thus maximising vehicle availability and facilitating the integration of this technology into fleets. This is in addition to the possibility of integrating mobile air quality stations in urban vehicles, capable of measuring in real time key pollutants such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and ozone, as well as environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity and noise levels. Thanks to this technology, operators and public administrations can generate dynamic air quality maps, optimise the management of Low Emission Zones (LEZs) and reinforce their public health policies, taking advantage of the existing transport infrastructure.

The ATUC Congress is one of the most relevant meetings on the national scene in terms of collective mobility, and brings together authorities, technicians, manufacturers and technology providers with the aim of exchanging experiences, analysing trends and debating the future challenges of urban and metropolitan transport in Spain. 

Cojali invites all attendees to visit its space at the event to discover the potential of Jaltest Telematics and explore new collaboration opportunities aimed at the modernisation of urban bus fleets.