Beyond the Tripy II GPS
the "safety net" for events organisers who want their customers to enjoy events and stay safe
The Tripy digital road book enables events organisers to:
- programme THEIR route ON and OFF road
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(not someone else's route or another organisation's route, but the one that's the most appropriate for the event in question: sporting, cultural, scenic, etc.). |
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- include information specific to the environment or event
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(tourist information, information about organisational matters, fun features or warnings) |
- validate and/or adapt their route to circumstances or times
(some of our partners have permits to arrange events in certain locations within set time durations, others may want to manage their itineraries depending on road conditions or environmental issues)
- be sure that participants will get to their destination
(irrespective of their level of skill, amateurs and professionals alike)
- check, if need be, whether users have respected directions
(post-monitoring of the recorded track for any diversions, roads closed, etc.)
or in its TRMC version (available for hire only), checking and timing of control points, checks and documentation on exceeding speed limits, etc.
Users also greatly appreciate the fact that it:
- doesn't require the users full attention
in terms of following a coloured line on a screen (like conventional GPS systems), or intrude too much (earphone)
- allows you to focus more on the road
- increases you enjoyment of the scenery and surroundings
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For example, as well as rally organisers (Hubert Auriol's Green Raid, the Dark Dog Moto Tour, National Classic Tour, participating in the Dakar challenge), big names such as Mercedes, BMW and Land Rover use Tripy to enhance test drives for their potential customers, and to guide their guests on group tours (classic vehicle clubs, charitable groups, etc.). |
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