Drowsy drivers are one of the biggest dangers on the road. Unlike hazards, complex junctions and erratic drivers, they’re not easy to spot. In many cases, drivers are not aware they’re so tired and should take a break. However, thanks to a collaboration between AI developers Affectiva and TomTom, tired drivers on our roads could become a thing of the past.

The best journeys are made together – and when you go with TomTom navigation apps, you go with the power of half a billion drivers. Read on to learn how the AmiGO app uses real-time community updates – plus online routing, live traffic info and speed camera alerts – to get people where they’re going faster and safer.

In July 2021, TomTom co-founder and CEO Harold Goddijn is being recognized by the Automotive Hall of Fame with the inaugural Mobility Innovator Award, putting him alongside names such as Mario Andretti, Walter Bentley, Karl Benz and Enzo Ferrari.

Almost a third of US greenhouse gas emissions come from transportation*. Trucks and vans that transport goods aren’t very efficient to begin with – add extra time spent idling, stuck in stop-and-go traffic, and driving inefficient routes, and the problem is worse. Fortunately, mapping APIs can help solve these challenges.

TomTom is known for our sat navs – but did you know that you can enjoy the same premium navigation experience on your smartphone? The TomTom GO Navigation app puts our best maps, offline routes, real-time traffic updates and more right into the palm of your hand – making sure you’re ready for any journey.

Earlier today, TomTom announced a collaboration with Loop, a new kind of startup that’s looking to change the way we insure our cars. Not only is this potentially great news for car drivers in the US, it highlights how using traffic information, maps, and speed data is enabling us to rethink centuries old business models.

In just one year we’ll have new European legislation that requires carmakers to fit technology to their vehicles that warns drivers if they’re breaking the speed limit. The technology, called ISA (Intelligent Speed Assistance), will even prevent drivers from exceeding the speed limit. But that’ll only happen if drivers choose to use the tech.

Calling all Android Auto drivers! You can now enjoy ad-free TomTom AmiGO navigation on your car’s big screen.

With interest in electric vehicles (EVs) soaring, we’re gradually moving towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. But how do we make EV adoption easy and trustworthy for everyone?

We can all relate to the frustration of experiencing a delay when a requested delivery or service doesn’t match its expected arrival time. With technology advancing, customer expectations are also rising. Fortunately, whether you run a fleet of delivery trucks or on-demand drivers, last mile tracking makes sure that you give customers accurate ETAs and your fleets operate safely.

Address validation (also known as address verification) is a process that ensures street and postal addresses exist. An address can be verified in one of two ways: upfront, when a user searches for an address that is not correct or complete, or by cleansing, parsing, matching and formatting data in a database against reference postal data.

Adaptive cruise control (ACC) is an active safety system that automatically controls the acceleration and braking of a vehicle. It is activated through a button on the steering wheel and cancelled by driver’s braking and/or another button.