Fidelity SecureDrive joins Vodacom and SmartOps Fleet e-hailing programme

MyBroadbandPartner · 9 October 2026 at 10:44

Fidelity SecureDrive, part of Fidelity Services Group, is contributing vehicle tracking and dash camera solutions to a new e-hailing investment programme from Vodacom South Africa and SmartOps Fleet.
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