During certain times of year, painting companies seem to have an endless stream of work. Whether your painting company is large or small, you can enjoy many benefits by using GPS fleet tracking to help you grow your business and your profits. Read the rest of this entry »

By next week fleet customers will have to have done two things to remain legal on the road.

First, they will need to have purchased an Electronic Monitoring Device.  The second choice they have- for this week only- is “should I run in AOBRD mode or ELD mode?” What are the pros and cons of each choice?

I have been driving in both modes to test the LiveViewGPS software and have some observations. Read the rest of this entry »

Mobile truck washing is big business in certain circles. However, your days can get busy quickly – especially during times of year when there is an abundant supply of road salt in the north or love bugs in the south.

With more trucking companies looking to create cleaner images to the world, mobile truck washing fleets have plenty of room for growth in the coming years. But, did you know that GPS fleet tracking can help you grow your business even faster? These are just a few great ways GPS can be used to help your truck and equipment washing fleet expand. Read the rest of this entry »

A company in Mesa, AZ was able to successfully nab workers who were stealing thousands of dollars in insulation.

According to police reports, a worker and an unnamed accomplice worked for an insulation company in Mesa, AZ.  The worker called into his place of employment saying that he needed a ride. The accomplice was given permission to use a company vehicle to pick up the employer up and bring him to work. Read the rest of this entry »

Many areas of the U.S., particularly the midwestern and eastern regions, have been facing a deer overpopulation problem.  This burgeoning of deer extends to Oak Bay, B.C., where researchers areas are attempting to humanely address the issue by running a new study to track the movements of the nuisance animals with GPS tracking collars.

Approximately 20 wild deer are to be fitted with the tracking devices. Additionally, surveillance cameras are to be placed around the area in an attempt to ascertain the scale of the population. To date, the only evidence of the movements of the animals is anecdotal as deer are timid creatures who’re difficult to spot. Read the rest of this entry »