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For logistics companies managing fleets, warehouses, and delivery routes, communication can’t fail. When trucks are on the road, docks are busy, or schedules get tight, cell phones and messaging apps just don’t cut it. You need instant, reliable, and secure communication that works every time. That’s why two-way radios are still the backbone of logistics operations.

What Logistics Teams Should Look For

The right radio solution should deliver:

  • Wide-Area Coverage to keep drivers and dispatch connected across cities, highways, and rural stretches.
  • Durability to handle long shifts, vibrations, drops, dust, and weather.
  • Clear Audio that cuts through noisy environments like loading docks or warehouses.
  • Scalability so your system grows with your fleet or facilities.
  • Security with encryption and mixed-protocol support.
  • Advanced Features like GPS tracking, emergency alerts, and man-down functions.

Radios We Recommend

Kenwood Viking® Series

Built for mission-critical environments, Viking radios offer unmatched durability and flexibility. With support for multiple bands, advanced encryption, GPS, and mixed-protocol zones, they’re ideal for large-scale logistics operations where reliability and security matter most.

Diga-Talk+ LTE Radios

Perfect for enterprises that need wide-area push-to-talk with the flexibility of LTE coverage. Diga-Talk+ radios combine the immediacy of traditional two-way communication with nationwide connectivity, making them great for trucking fleets and regional operations that move in and out of urban areas.

Real-World Use Cases

  • Trucking & Delivery Fleets: Keep drivers in sync with dispatch, even when routes cross into rural zones where cell service can drop.
  • Warehouses & Distribution Centers: Radios keep dock workers, forklift operators, and floor managers connected in real time.
  • Cross-Site Coordination: Logistics teams can seamlessly manage communication between regional hubs, offices, and vehicles.

Why Radios Outperform Alternatives

Unlike phones, radios don’t depend on cell towers that can fail during outages or get overloaded in emergencies. Radios are built for mission-critical work and designed to perform in the toughest conditions, making them a smarter investment for enterprises that can’t afford downtime.

Get Started with Whisler Communications

For over 65 years, Whisler Communications has helped businesses across the Pacific Northwest find reliable communication solutions. Whether you’re outfitting a fleet, a warehouse, or both, we’ll help you choose between Kenwood Viking, Diga-Talk+, or a mix of both to fit your operations.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and see how the right two-way radio system can keep your logistics enterprise moving.