If you run a group of fleet vehicles, you know how important good information can be—especially when it comes to a time when you can use it to make better decisions. Systems like GPS Trackit’s VidFleet use predictive technology to warn you about potential problems before they happen. Even better than “real-time,” predictive technology helps you do things ahead of time. Read More
Are you a fleet manager looking to stay ahead of the curve in 2023? It is important to be aware of the latest trends in fleet management so that you can set fleet goals and objectives that will help your business succeed. With the right strategies, you can maximize efficiency while minimizing costs. Here we’ll look at some of the key trends and statistics that are shaping commercial fleet management in 2023. Read More
Winter is coming! For those of us in the northern hemisphere, that means cold weather, snow, and ice. Adverse weather costs the trucking industry an estimated $3.5 billion per year. Read More
If you manage a field service fleet, you know how tricky it can be to keep track of your vehicles, drivers, and assets. To run your business effectively, you need a field service management solution that can provide you with the visibility and control you need. But with so many options on the market, how do you find the best field service management software? Read More
Halloween isn’t the only time fleet managers have nightmares. Many of them don’t go away even when the last tricks and treats have been handed out. But with help from technology like GPS Trackit’s fleet management solution, you can take action to solve five of these most common nightmares—and sleep better every night. Read More
Get even more functionality from your fleet management platform with GPS monitoring system accessories that give you more control over your vehicles and their cargo. These accessories are just some of the efficiency enhancements you can ask your GPS Trackit Fleet Advisor.
With more than 150 vehicles in his fleet, Bill Rogers was hunting through lots of haystacks to find the “needles”—information he needed to make the decisions that would save ServiceSource some money.
Auman’s husband-to-be, Caleb, needed help with his landscaping company. Brittany Auman literally learned the business from the ground up. “I was 21 years old, and I started going out on a few job estimates,” says Auman of her start at Auman Landscape, in Carroll, Ohio.
The reality for many small- and mid-sized field services businesses? The increase in fuel costs and disruptions to the supply chain has made it that much harder to stay afloat. When a single lawn service crew is spending $100 per day on fuel—and adding clients usually translates into even more driving—the path to profits just gets longer.
