Schneider fights back against cargo theft with holistic, layered approach

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By Alex Lennane

30/07/2015

Security best practice for hauliers is outlined in this interesting article on Scheider, which recently won a contract with a hi-tech manufacturer looking for more stringent security. Schneider bucked trends last year by seeing no cargo thefts – despite having 13,000 drivers, 4m loads and 50,000 trailers. This article outlines how the company reduced crime through a mixture of sensible practice and technology.

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