ELVIS-VR use within FMG Support

September 1, 2011

FMG Support, a vehicle management company dealing with over 250,000 incidents a year, has signed up to use WPC product ELVIS-VR.

The ELVIS-VR system works together with FMG Support's Ingenium-i system, to streamline the storage and disposal process for vehicles left at the roadside. The software is helping FMG Support halve the number of vehicles held in longterm storage.

ELVIS-VR speeds up the time it takes to recover a vehicle from the roadside and impoves communications between traffic enforcement agencies and recovery teams. It is already having a dramatic effect within Lancashire Constabulary.

Glenn Bewes, Managing Director of WPC Software, said:

"We are delighted that our market-leading ELVIS-VR system, which is currently used by 15 UK police forces, is now helping FMG Support to manage the vehicle recovery process more efficiently, saving both manpower and resources.

"This marks an exciting new development for WPC Software as we branch out into other vehicle recovery markets."

John Catling, Chief Operating Officer, FMG Support said:

"We are delighted to be working in partnership with WPC Software. The seamless integration of the ELVIS-VR system with FMG Support's bespoke, Ingenium-i technology, and our ability to respond to complex challenges by providing creative and intelligent solutions, has resulted in a much refined and improved service for the Highways Agency, and we look forward to continuing to deliver significantly improved results."