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DISTRACTED DRIVING PREVENTION COMPANY MOTION INTELLIGENCE DRIVES NEW PHASE OF INTERNATIONAL GROWTH UNDER ITS JAPAN COUNTRY MANAGER COLORADO SPRINGS, CO– Sept. 25, 2020 — Motion Intelligence, a leading innovator in distracted driving technology, today launched its new business entity in Shinjuku, Japan, under the leadership of its Japan Country Manager, Shinji Uchida, to provide better

Motion Intelligence was invited to present our technology and value proposition at the 2nd Annual KPMG/Flex Automotive Innovation Summit on Friday, April 20, 2018, at the Flex Innovation Center in San Jose, California.

Motion Intelligence’s distracted-driving solution is more advanced than the competition, offering better customization, innovation and integration.

Fleet driver safety is put at risk with our modern culture of constant connectivity — distracted driving is a growing problem for drivers and fleets. Fleet managers should protect their brand by building an intentional safety culture — and the Motion Intelligence software solution can help.

Japan has passed new traffic laws with stricter penalties for distracted driving, and Motion Intelligence is teaming up with Mizuho to increase fleet safety and protect citizens.

“I would highly recommend [Evvy] to any fleet manager or family of drivers. It was helping to mold the attitude of the younger drivers in my family and to change their cell phone habits behind the wheel,” says Scott Marshall, Director of Training for Young Drivers of Canada and publisher of the respected site, The Safe Driver, of the Motion Intelligence distracted-driving solution.

The Motion Intelligence solution prevents distracted driving, which will help keep everyone safer.

Motion Intelligence is on the road toward expanded expertise and improved market access after adding new members, including industry and tech experts, to its Board of Advisors. (photo source)

Cell phone use while driving is on the rise, especially among teens, but so are insurance premiums. Parents, drivers and insurance companies are coming together to balance safety, fun, and opportunity.