 GPS Tracking Systems Help Fleet Management
People are a business's greatest asset, and a business is only as successful as the people it keeps. However, what if those employees were moonlighting and taking advantage of your business and you never even knew it? What if employees were falsifying time sheets, driving longer routes, using company vehicles for personal use, or consistently taking longer lunch breaks? Any one of those situations could have an impact on a company's profit margin, especially if the company had hundreds of employees.
So is there a viable solution to improve employee performance, and increase company profit?
Imagine having access to where any employee driver is at while they are in the field 24 hours a day, and having accurate historical records of everywhere they were! All of that information and more can be accessed and observed with a few mouse clicks on any computer at a low cost with the advancement of fleet management GPS monitoring systems. GPS tracking systems are the fleet management solution regardless if the company has 1 vehicle or 100 vehicles. Fleet management has never been easier!
1. Get alerts if a driver is speeding!
2. Receive an email or text message if they enter or exit any pre-programmed location or geographic area!
3. View multiple driving reports to see travel history, mileage driven, and more!
4. Increase and expand employee productivity while reducing fuel costs!
Improving the Quality Of Customer Service
GPS tracking systems will allow you to observe the status and movement of every company vehicle in the field on a single computer screen anytime, any day! Dispatching a nearby truck or vehicle to a service or sales call instead of routing a company vehicle that is further away or inside the company facility will improve arrival time and customer service. GPS monitoring and tracking systems allow a company to assist customers in a flash!
Tracking systems and GPS monitoring devices make managing vehicles and drivers simple and easy. Operating a delivery or service company has just became a whole lot easier!
Monitor And Reduce Excess Speeding
If you have an employee who is driving your company vehicle(s) consistently at dangerous speeds and they are involved in a motor vehicle accident, you and your company could be held liable! Drivers who have a tendency to speed can be a danger to not only themselves, but every other motorist sharing the roadways, creating the scene for a potentially hazardous outcome. Tracking systems allow a company to be proactive by monitoring driving habits and shaping them before an accident ever occurs. Setting speed limits on company vehicles and holding employees accountable by having programmed speed alerts allow a company to ensure any employee driver is practicing safe driving habits.
The Only Vehicle Management Solution
- Eliminate any Unauthorized or Personal use of Company Vehicles.
- Increase Profit.
- Improve Routing and Dispatching.
- Reduce Unnecessary Fuel Costs.
- Shape Healthy and Safe Driving Habits.
- Never Worry About Car Theft.
- Catch Moonlighting Employees.
- Reduce Company Liability.
GPS tracking systems are the vehicle management solution that will modernize any fleet of vehicles, making employees more productive and efficient, while reducing fuel costs, unauthorized trips, and liability.
Increase Accountability, Efficiency, And Profit Today!
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Thursday, 22 July 2010 19:33
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Could Greyhound Turn To Tracking System Technology?
Accident Raises Safety Questions
 Transportation safety is one the biggest concerns for companies like Greyhound who make a profit from shuttling people all across the country every single day. Although bus accidents are not an overly frequent occurrence, they do occur. This is why many schools and companies have been taking measures to increase safety by investing in passenger and driver safety through the use of GPS tracking system technology.
Unfortunately, bus accidents happen and they can often times have fatal consequences. This statement is constantly reinforced with the numerous stories that make headlines about bus crashes, like the recent story about the fatal accident that occurred in the Sacramento area. The crash, which was a multi-fatality car accident, involved a Greyhound bus driver and other motorists. Although the bus operator's driving record was considered clean, many have questioned whether or not if driving activity were being watched in real-time via GPS technology if the accident could have been prevented.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 22 July 2010 20:22 )
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Monday, 12 April 2010 16:14
Tracking System
Vehicle Tracking & Fleet Management
Routing, Dispatching, Accountability & Security
 For those who own rental companies, keeping track of a fleet of vehicles or equipment can be challenging. Customers rent equipment, and when the item is released into their custody, they have no idea where the equipment will end up, how it will be used, or abused, what kind of conditions the customers will subject it to and no method of proving abuse except the condition of the equipment when it is returned.
Deposits can be successful in protecting equipment, but think about how much better one would feel if they had access to exactly where the equipment had been and how it was used. The possibility of live vehicle tracking may interest some. At any point in time, they could have access to real time information about where the vehicle is, how it is being used, and how fast it is traveling.
GPS vehicle tracking devices can make these dreams a reality for rental companies. GPS trackers fall into two categories - Live and Passive. Live GPS tracking systems, units such as the Victoria tracker, employ a transmitter that is positioned inside the vehicle to be tracked. The transmitter is tracked by satellite and uploads the information about its position and movement to a satellite. Using a web browser-based program on the company’s computer, they can access that uploaded information and find out in real time the whereabouts of the vehicle. Passive GPS tracking systems, units such as the GPS Tracking Key and GPS Tracking Key Pro, utilize a GPS receiver that stores information about positioning and movement during a specified time. The receiver is then recovered and the information is available for upload to computer for review.
Last Updated ( Monday, 12 April 2010 16:27 )
Thursday, 08 April 2010 20:58
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Car Rental Companies Ride GPS Tracking Devices
Enhancing Operations Via Vehicle Tracking
 Car rental companies all around the world are using car tracking devices to keep track of their fleets of rental cars. These systems will tell rental companies which cars are in their lot and which are being rented and where they currently are. This kind of information can be invaluable for large car rental companies. Even if paperwork for a particular rental is lost, the company can still figure out the location of the vehicle.
But this isn’t all that car tracking can do for rental companies. These tracking systems can easily show which vehicles are the most popular for renting. This allows the company to keep the most popular cars in higher quantity without sifting through piles of paperwork to figure out which cars are the most popular.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 April 2010 21:08 )
Wednesday, 03 March 2010 19:32
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Businesses Improve Operations
GPS Tracking Pays Dividends
5) Customer Service
 Many people probably heard a cable company tell them that their appointment date will be between 8:00-a.m.-3:00p.m. on a specific date, consuming the customer's entire day as they are forced to patiently wait for the technician to arrive. Companies that utilize real-time GPS tracking are able to avoid these types of customer service disasters as they are able to locate any company vehicle in the field, allowing the company to provide customers more accurate and arrival and departure times. Real-time vehicle tracking provides the ultimate fleet management solution for businesses.
4) Insurance
A vehicle tracking system provides a business with the ability to investigate the driving habits of an employee if that person were ever involved in a car accident. Unsafe driving can cost a business, and if an employee was ever involved in anything from a fender-bender to a more serious car accident the company would have the ability to access daily driving activity reports from a GPS tracker to check for discrepancies in a story.
Businesses also receive breaks on insurance premiums when they outfit their fleet of vehicles with real-time GPS devices because the technology also can serve as a theft-recovery solution.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 March 2010 23:26 )
Saturday, 20 February 2010 19:01
Tracking System
GPS Tracking Is Becoming A Must for Businesses
Fleet Management Programs Improve Operations
 One of the most popular ways businesses have been improving operations and profit is by utilizing GPS tracking devices for fleet management programs. People unfamiliar with the term "fleet management" can think of the phrase as a method of improving customer service, fuel efficiency, employee accountability and job costing, all while improving overall operations and efficiency over an inconsistent and unpredictable world, assuming a proper fleet management plan is in place.The driving force behind the fleet management programs that have taken the business world by storm are GPS systems that provide navigational and GPS tracking capabilities.
At first glance it seems like every company would want to adopt a fleet management program, especially if it had the ability to provide so many advantages for a business. However, every day some businesses have no way to route vehicles in the field, monitor employee driving patterns and more. GPS tracking devices and navigational GPS systems are providing the solution to moonlighting employees, false time-sheets, routing problems, vehicle maintenance issues and more. GPS systems allow a business to not only stay in constant communication and contact with vehicles operating outside in the natural environment, but the GPS devices also allow business owners an easy method of monitoring employee performance.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 20 February 2010 19:51 )
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