GPS tracking uses GPS to determine positions based on a Global Positioning System. The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a group of 27 Earth-orbiting satellites (24 in operation and three extras in case one fails). When people talk about a “GPS,” they usually mean a GPS receiver. The U.S. military developed and implemented this satellite network as a military navigation system but now lets everyone use the signals. >> Continue Reading
GPS tracking works… An Arizona Pipeline worker who watched his truck disappear into the distance one cold winter morning acted fast, alerting not only the police but his manager, who was quick to employ GPS Trackit’s fleet tracking system utilized by the company. >> Continue Reading
Like every industry or occupation, fleet management comes with its own commonly used terminology. While many of these terms have been in use for decades, the evolution of GPS fleet tracking means that more terms and definitions are being added all the time. >> Continue Reading
GPS vehicle tracking can be used for all types of equipment in the construction industry. For any type of construction business, Asset Tracking devices and GeoFence settings can help streamline operations and protect investments. >> Continue Reading
Using video telematics can mean the difference between the success or failure of a fleet management program. Find out how video telematics is changing the face of fleet management. >> Continue Reading
Roadside inspections are a fact of life for fleets and being prepared is crucial. Take a look at our handy guide to ensure your fleet is prepared. >> Continue Reading
It may seem unthinkable now, but there was a time when GPS seemed like a concept from The Jetsons. See how times have changed from simple map navigation to the powerful fleet management software we know today. >> Continue Reading
Construction companies have several elements to juggle in order to keep projects on time and within the budget. A major component of this is managing heavy equipment and vehicles. This can be challenging when you have simultaneous operations in multiple locations. Fortunately, GPS tracking systems can help construction companies easily and efficiently monitor assets. >> Continue Reading
When the temperature plunges to five degrees, even the most experienced of truckers can have a hard time managing the icy roads. Poor visibility coupled with reduced traction makes the job of a big rig driver extremely challenging. However, by implementing preventive safety skills for driving in icy conditions, you can sail through the winter season without any major problems. Here are 10 winter driving tips for truck drivers that can help you stay safe this winter. >> Continue Reading
Creating beer is both an art and a science. After thousands of years of careful experimentation and perfection of the biochemical fermentation process, some recent innovations have changed the way brewers work, leading most of us to ask the question: what’s next? >> Continue Reading