For field service companies, having a cloud-based GPS tracking system in place can offer a number of benefits. Those benefits range from improving customer satisfaction to reducing fuel costs. Whether you operate a lawn care service with three trucks or a plumbing business with 25 trucks across three counties, you can use a cloud-based GPS tracking system like one from GPS Trackit.

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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

Life on the road for a field service business moves fast. Without the right tools, you’re going to miss something. The best mobile field service management software gives you the information you need to get your vehicles and crews in the right places every time on time—and makes it easier to plan, protect and profit from your fleet.  Read More

If you’re a fleet manager interested in cutting-edge efficiency and protection for your vehicles, a video telematics system is probably on your radar. The concept is simple: Use real-time driver- and road-facing video to get a complete picture of what’s happening inside and outside every vehicle in your fleet. But picking the right system can be difficult. Here, we’ll discuss video telematics basics, and answer the questions you have about installing a system in your fleet. 

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It wasn’t so many years ago that a phone was just a phone—not a smartphone with everything from a high-definition camera to internet access and social media packed into it. You can say the same thing about video cameras installed in fleet vehicles. A dashcam can be just that—a video camera installed in a truck—or it can be much more. 

Dashcams with AI are “smart cameras,” and they can help fleets avoid accidents and save thousands of dollars in repair costs, legal bills, and insurance premiums. Here’s how they work. 

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