GPS fleet tracking is a vital for businesses that want to reduce costs, optimize operations, and improve customer satisfaction. It is especially imperative in managing small fleets by providing real-time visibility to enhance fleet competency and safety.

What are small fleets? 

While small fleets usually comprise fewer than 15 vehicles, the definition may vary with some sources claiming small fleets to have a maximum limit of 20, 25, or even 50 vehicles.

What is GPS tracking for small fleets? 

GPS tracking combines GPS technology with telematics software to monitor the fleet’s location, health, and activity. It uses a small technical device called a tracker that communicates with GPS satellites to collect real-time locational data of the vehicles to better improve their function.

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Electric scooters are often a vehicle of choice for college students as an affordable, eco-friendly transportation option. However, they are also increasingly becoming a target for theft in Los Angeles as well as the rest of the country.

Steps to Help Prevent Electric Scooter Theft 

To help prevent electric scooter theft, take measures that include focusing on locking, parking strategically, and utilizing safety precautions, like installing a GPS tracking device.  Read the rest of this entry »

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.

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