The OBD-II port, or Onboard Diagnostic Port, is designed to help technicians diagnose and resolve vehicle problems. OBD-II ports were installed in most trucks and passenger cars built after 1996. It is usually located under the car’s dashboard, on the driver’s side of the vehicle, typically within 18 inches of the steering wheel.

While using company-provided vehicles for personal use has been an acceptable practice in most organizations, moonlighting of company vehicles happens when employees use company vehicles for personal use, outside of the authorized activities. Some instances of moonlighting of company vehicles include: Unauthorized use of company vehicles by employees while working as an Uber or Lyft […]

Portable GPS trackers are compact, versatile, battery-powered GPS devices that can be easily placed inside a package or moved from vehicle to vehicle to monitor and track your valuable assets. Unlike traditional GPS trackers, portable tracking devices can be covertly placed on your vehicles and assets while traveling and driving, to improve the security of […]

Allowing employees to use a company vehicle can be necessary sometimes. However, it comes with certain unique challenges. The businesses are liable for the company vehicles even when the employees use them for their personal reasons. To safeguard itself, the business must follow certain practices while letting its employees use the company vehicles. One way […]

Generators are reliable devices that offer electricity when the traditional power supply is not available. They can generate electricity for homes, offer a backup source of power during outages, and be used to power equipment in remote areas. However, generators are expensive equipment that are difficult to replace. Generator theft has been making news headlines […]