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About
Jay Biring is the CEO and co-founder of Exeros Technologies, a UK-based fleet safety and video telematics company he established in 2009. The company provides vehicle cameras, visual AI, and road risk reduction technology to more than 200 fleets, including National Highways, the RAC, and The AA. Its associations include SMMT, FORS, CLOCS, TfL, and Logistics UK, and it holds ISO 9001 and 27001 certifications.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Jay Biring?
- Jay Biring is the CEO and co-founder of Exeros Technologies, a UK-based fleet safety and video telematics company he established in 2009. The company provides vehicle cameras, visual AI, and road risk reduction technology to more than 200 fleets, including National Highways, the RAC, and The AA. Its associations include SMMT, FORS, CLOCS, TfL, and Logistics UK, and it holds ISO 9001 and 27001 certifications.
- Where does Jay Biring work?
- Jay Biring is Founder of Exeros.
- What companies did Jay Biring found?
- Jay Biring founded Exeros.
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