PrePass has launched PrePass Intelligence, a data analytics platform designed to help fleets reduce operating costs, improve performance, and identify potential safety and compliance issues.

The initial release enables fleets to quantify the value of weigh station bypass, optimize toll spend, and identify exceptions. Its Forecast CSA feature also provides earlier visibility into potential impacts on fleet safety and compliance.

The platform includes several capabilities designed to help fleets make better-informed operational decisions:

• Bypass savings analysis: Calculates driver time, fuel, and estimated operating costs saved using actual bypass activity rather than industry averages.
• Toll cost optimization: Consolidates toll-rate savings, violation savings, dispute credits, and volume discounts through AI Toll Insights.
• Automated toll recovery: Identifies likely maximum-rate toll overcharges and disputes eligible transactions on customers’ behalf.
• Operational anomaly detection: Correlates bypass, toll, and available GPS data to flag transponder mismatches, assignment issues, and potentially fraudulent or unauthorized activity.
• Safety forecasting: Estimates how points from recent inspections may affect a fleet’s ISS score.
• Bypass opportunity identification: Shows where adding eligible vehicles, transponders, or the PrePass mobile app could generate additional savings.

PrePass Intelligence is available at no additional cost to customers using the company’s Bypass and Toll solutions.

“A bypass, a toll transaction, or an inspection is just an event. The real value comes from understanding what those events mean to the business,” Chas Wurster, chief technology officer at PrePass, said. “Because PrePass operates across bypass, tolling, and compliance, we see operational signals that often exist in separate systems. PrePass Intelligence helps fleets understand and focus on the most meaningful events, what they mean to the business, and where action is needed.”

What this means for the trucking industry

For fleet executives, connecting bypass, toll, safety, and GPS data can help reveal costs and operational risks that may be difficult to spot across separate systems. Identifying toll overcharges, unauthorized transactions, and potential compliance issues earlier could help fleets protect margins and respond before problems escalate.