Live Telemetry: Inside the AB Transport System (ITS).

Duty of Care is no longer a binder in a compliance office. For organisations moving executives through dense urban environments, it is a live data problem — and it demands live data infrastructure.

What Our ITS Ingests

The AB Intelligent Transport System aggregates signals from every vehicle in the deployed fleet: GPS position, route deviation alerts, speed telemetry, journey state, and chauffeur status. This data flows through a single pipeline that powers both our internal control room and — where contracted — the client's own security dashboard.

Direct API Access for Security Teams

Enterprise clients can consume journey telemetry directly through our API. A corporate security operations centre can subscribe to journey lifecycle events — assigned, en route, on site, completed — and render them alongside their existing duty-of-care tooling.

• Webhook events: Journey state changes pushed in real time.
• REST polling: On-demand position and status queries within permission scopes.
• Geo-fence alerts: Notifications when a vehicle exits a sanctioned corridor.
• Role-scoped access: Only authorised personnel see executive-linked journeys.

Privacy by Design

Telemetry access is scoped per contract. Position data is only exposed for journeys belonging to the client's account, and historical traces are retained under configurable windows aligned with the client's data-governance policy.

The Outcome

When a security team can see that an executive's vehicle has stopped unexpectedly — and that a control-room dispatcher has already acknowledged the alert — Duty of Care stops being a promise and becomes an observable operational fact.