Nothing is more important than safety when it comes to fleet management. Learn how to improve your safety policies and procedures to protect your fleet. >> Continue Reading
An effective fleet management program supported by telematics can help to reduce the costs associated with heavy traffic and other delays. >> Continue Reading
The lifespan of your commercial fleet vehicles depends on your ability to synchronize and inspect your fleet maintenance schedule. Telematics can help. >> Continue Reading
Engine idling isn’t just bad for the environment — it can also impact your bottom line. Find out how fleet management can help you tackle idle time. >> Continue Reading
As dependence on refrigerated trucking grows, your fleet needs to be prepared for the demand being projected by industry experts. >> Continue Reading
The road to compliance may have met a major milestone in December 2019, but what’s next for the ELD mandate in 2020? >> Continue Reading
The fleet world is abuzz with AT&T’s decision to completely shut down its 2G network by the end of 2016. However, according to some recent reports, the process of phasing the 2G network out is already underway. This means your fleet management system could face some major roadblocks in the near future. As a fleet manager, how can you prepare for this transition? >> Continue Reading
Many articles and reports have sung the many praises of good fleet management systems and telematics. This has made it relatively easy to find information about all the benefits of integrating such systems. These systems have proven their worth as fleet management solutions time and time again. So much so, in fact, that this continual proof prompts another question: what is the cost of not integrating fleet management systems into your fleet? >> Continue Reading
GPS Trackit’s Fleet Management Solutions include Hard Braking, Rapid Acceleration and Hard Turn Alerts that notify fleet managers and dispatchers of aggressive driving behaviors. >> Continue Reading
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