TRUCE Enforce automatically applies company mobile policies when vehicles are in motion, actively preventing unsafe phone use. By combining mobile software, configurable policies, and motion detection, it stops distracted driving at the source.
Smartphones are engineered to hijack attention, and driving is uniquely exposed. Habit, social pressure, and false confidence overwhelm good intentions, while even brief interactions degrade reaction time. Distracted driving isn’t a discipline problem; it’s a technology problem that demands prevention by design, not self-control.
Smart devices use behavioral design—notifications and reward loops—that automatically pull attention and override focus while driving.
Most people believe they can safely glance or respond, underestimating the cognitive impact of device distraction.
Checking a device is reflexive, reinforced by social expectations and widespread acceptance of risky behavior.
Smartphones are engineered to hijack attention, and driving is uniquely exposed. Habit, social pressure, and false confidence overwhelm good intentions, while even brief interactions degrade reaction time. Distracted driving isn’t a discipline problem; it’s a technology problem that demands prevention by design, not self-control.
Smart devices use behavioral design—notifications and reward loops—that automatically pull attention and override focus while driving.
Most people believe they can safely glance or respond, underestimating the cognitive impact of device distraction.
Checking a device is reflexive, reinforced by social expectations and widespread acceptance of risky behavior.
TRUCE Enforce is an engineering control that prevents mobile devices from drawing attention away from driving. Instead of monitoring or alerting after the fact, it automatically applies company policy in real time—shifting enforcement from reactive administrative oversight to proactive, automatic and trusted protection.
Drivers stay focused without risking policy violations or unsafe phone use, reducing pressure to respond while driving. This lowers crash risk and helps protect employees and the public.
Drivers stay focused without risking policy violations or unsafe phone use, free from pressure to reply to texts or calls. TRUCE auto-responds, keeping attention where it belongs—on the road.
Automatic enforcement treats everyone consistently, protecting them without penalizing honest behavior, and reinforcing a culture of accountability.
Automatically enforces device rules for all employees, reducing the need for manual monitoring or disciplinary action while supporting hardworking teams who stay connected.
Protects the company and employees from crashes caused by unsafe device use, while demonstrating policy enforcement to reduce legal risk and financial exposure.
Supervisors can use communication channels freely, while employees access devices only when safe from distraction risk, helping maintain efficiency and reduce unintended distractions.
Supervisors gain confidence field teams follow device policies without constant oversight. Eliminating device distractions lets coaching focus on broader safety and road performance goals.
Automatic enforcement treats everyone fairly, so employees feel protected rather than penalized, supporting engagement and retention.
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Romex Pest Control
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Ventura Pest Control
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Hulett Environmental Services
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3-year ROI
Payback period
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Distractions blocked
TRUCE automatically prevents distracted driving by suppressing unnecessary audible and visual disruptions on iOS and Android devices while the vehicle is in motion. This proactive approach enforces device-use policies without alerts, data collection, or supervisor intervention, keeping drivers focused.
Yes. Organizations can configure device policies based on role, location, workgroup, or driving conditions. This ensures employees maintain productivity while eliminating unnecessary and unsafe mobile distractions and helps balances productive need and safety policy.
Enforce is a real-time policy control that suppresses audible and visual device access while driving. Unlike monitoring, nagging or alerting, it keeps employees focused automatically—without capturing events, sending alerts, generating reports, or collecting a chain of evidence.
ENFORCE is a full engineering control that actually works. It supports both iOS and Android devices. It requires no driver engagement, works with or independently of an MDM, and supports both corporate and personal devices.
Yes, TRUCE provides a unique and patented approach to enabling mobile device access under approved passenger-mode policies. Passenger Mode can only be activated when the vehicle is in motion and the employee is physically seated outside of the driver’s seat. It cannot be enabled from the driver’s seat, ensuring policy integrity and driver safety.
Yes, TRUCE is a full engineering control unlike native iOS and Android driving modes are user-controlled and easily disabled, offer no administrative enforcement, restrict only notifications (not specific apps), provide no compliance reporting, and cannot verify driver-seat status—making them opt-in personal tools rather than enforceable company solutions.
No. TRUCE is an engineering control that automatically enforces company mobile device policy when a vehicle is in motion. ENFORCE requires no employee interaction, proactively protecting both drivers and the organization from unnecessary audio and visual distractions while driving.
Yes, ENFORCE extends traditional MDM by adding real-time context—such as movement or activity—to device controls. While MDM determines which applications are visible or audible, TRUCE dynamically enables or suppresses those applications based on employee context, protecting workers from unnecessary distractions during high-risk activities.
Automatically enforce device policies, reducing distraction risk, improving safety, compliance, and accountability.