As any fleet manager knows, fleet management is a juggling act. You’ve got a million things to worry about including logistics, driver behavior, and reducing costs while optimizing productivity… all while ensuring your drivers are safe and happy.
On top of all of this is making sure your vehicles are all properly maintained and get routine maintenance on time, every time. The consequences of poorly maintained vehicles can be major.
To help out with fleet maintenance, fleet managers turn to GPS fleet tracking. It makes keeping track of maintenance easy and helps prevent wear and tear to begin with.
Why is Fleet Maintenance Important?
GPS Tracking for Moving
14 May 2024Moving can always be a bit nerve-wracking. If you’re moving, you’re already making a big life decision, whether it’s to upgrade or downsize to a different place within the town or city you’re already living in, or moving somewhere completely new.
Add on the additional steps of actually going through everything you own, packing it up, hiring a moving company, and shipping everything off, and you’ve got a million things to think about and stress over.
One great way to reduce stress while moving and ensure the security of all of your things is to use GPS tracking.
GPS Tracking for Theft
If you run or manage a business that requires employees to use expensive or high-tech equipment and assets, equipment theft and loss can seriously eat into your bottom line.
Whether it’s one major loss like a vehicle or forklift theft or a thousand stolen radios, power saws, and screwdrivers, or something in between, equipment theft is a real issue that can be hard to tackle.
First of all, identifying the theft can be difficult. You need to keep track of who was using what and when and employee logs can be unreliable or dishonest. Second, once the theft is known, it can be impossible to identify who did it, or whether it was a real theft or someone simply misplaced it. That makes the chances of recovering your stolen equipment slim to none in many cases.
