GPS is currently used in many vehicles and devices, as it has a range of benefits. If you lose your phone, you can easily find it with GPS tracking. If you forget where you park your car, you can locate it in no time with GPS. A similar principle applies to using GPS tracking for construction.
5 Points for Developing Your Delivery Fleet Policy
Carrying out a successful delivery fleet operation requires a thoroughly developed and well-thought-out fleet policy. A finely tuned policy will address a wide gamut of topics that specifically detail the best practices as to what makes for an ideal fleet operation. Read More
Demand Increases for Last-Mile Delivery Drivers
During the global pandemic brick and mortar businesses were forced to change the way they serviced their customers. While transportation was always crucial to ensuring that businesses received their inventory, last-mile delivery service wasn’t always a part of the equation. Companies that sell physical products had to pivot not only to online sales models but they were charged with getting the products to their customers’ doors. Read More
GPS Tracking for Delivery Trucks
There are over 1.3 million delivery truck drivers in the US alone. They are the backbone of the American economy, delivering everything from food to packages to fuel. Fleet managers face a number of challenges when it comes to managing their delivery fleets. Read More
How HVAC Contractors Benefit from GPS Tracking and Video
HVAC contractors, like other field service businesses, use fleet tracking to improve business results. Read More
Supply Chain Crisis and Truck Part Delays Hurt Fleet Management
The shipping and trucking industries have been dealing with supply chain delays for months now, and the current port delays are near a record high. These challenges are attributed to the surge in consumer demand, and to the scarcity of employees including truck drivers. Read More
HVAC Services Earn More with GPS Tracking
The heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry is expected to experience notable growth in the coming years, which will also likely impact how organizations in this segment manage their fleet operations. Read More
What’s A Geofence and What Are Geofencing Alerts?
The term geofence is used to describe a virtual perimeter, or “bounding box,” surrounding a specific geographic location. For example, if you set up a geofence around your warehouse, then every time a trucker leaves that building or returns, your fleet management system will automatically log that event. Read More
WHAT HAPPENS AT A WEIGH STATION?
Anyone who has taken a long drive on the highway for work or pleasure has noticed weigh stations along the way. While stopping at an open weigh station can be inconvenient for truckers and fleet managers, these stations are essential to the relationship between states and trucking businesses.
As you might expect, we get lots of questions from fleet owners about telematics for fleet truck management: How it works, what the benefits are, and if it’s right for their business. We’re here to answer those questions for you. Read More
