Using a GPS tracking system for trailers is a great way to monitor the locations of your vehicles, your products, and the status of shipments. However, like most things in life, not all tracking systems are created equal, and not all solutions are the best for every application. Even a high-quality GPS tracking system that is designed for fleet management might not be a good fit for trailer tracking.
GPS Trackers Used for Portable Traffic Safety Signs
How many times have you been behind the wheel and needed to change your plans to accommodate an accident, unexpected detour, or other alteration to the usual traffic pattern? It happens every day somewhere in your town or on the highway. Information about these changes and more is typically communicated to motorists via portable road signs who then use GPS navigation in their dashboards or on their phones to determine a new route.
GPS Trackit Announces Asset Tracker to Deter Trailer Theft
The GL500MG tracker for unpowered assets monitors vital equipment and prevents theft or loss. Read More
Can Asset Trackers Minimize Freight Delays?
Fleet managers use GPS asset management technology to keep tabs on their trucks as they deliver shipping containers all across the country. These managers like to know where their vehicles are at all times to ensure the product shipments are on track to reach their target destinations when they’re supposed to. Read More
Telematics and Asset Tracking for Trailers and Containers
Semi-trailer pools in the United States are at an all-time low. There are just not enough trailers to go around for drop-and-hook trailer services. Read More
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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.
Whether you need to protect your property from thieves or moonlighting employees, using fleet tracking technology can help you eliminate the worry and minimize risk.
As dependence on refrigerated trucking grows, your fleet needs to be prepared for the demand being projected by industry experts.
Find out how getting on board with video telematics and commercial dashboard cameras can help protect your fleet, your employees and your business.
