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Livestock, like goats and cattle, is typically relocated between states and countries, which owes to their productivity. The farming and agriculture industry adopted fleet tracking tools and technology early on. Tractors, plows, combines, and more began smart agriculture and the U.S. agricultural industry today continues taking advantage of newer, innovative technology, like GPS tracking to make their businesses better.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) granted a waiver in December 2017 for electronic logging devices (ELDs) to ag haulers, pushing the deadline for ELD mandate compliance for ag/livestock haulers to mid-March. And, livestock haulers must have ELDs to stay compliant.
Apart from maintaining FMCSA compliance, ELDs like GPS fleet tracking also have a number of other benefits that can simplify ag/livestock hauler operations, making them more productive.
Benefits of GPS Fleet Tracking for Livestock Haulers
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For many companies, GPS tracking has turned into a significant asset. As technology advances, mobile businesses are learning and implementing new ways to enhance performance, increase efficiency and maximize safety.
GPS tracking solutions today can do much more than simply monitor location. GPS tracking devices can also track an array of other factors like:
- Hard acceleration
- Hard braking
- Speed
While you might be wondering why you should monitor hard braking, hard acceleration or other similar behaviors, by using GPS tracking to monitor and correct hazardous driving behaviors, you could totally transform your business into a better one.
Here are some reasons why you should monitor hard acceleration and hard braking with GPS fleet tracking.
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Shippers would like to provide their clients with correct information on where their containers are while en-route in an efficient and seamless way.
Importers would like to make sure the items they’re bringing into countries arrive complete, securely and intact. They also would like to know the exact time they’ll arrive and when they can have them picked up. The simplest way of securing and tracking shipping containers, portable storage units and reefers is through GPS tracking. You simply login to the dashboard of your GPS tracking device and you can monitor the container anywhere in the world in real-time.
Governments want to make sure cargo that arrives on land is taxed properly and there’s no “leakage” during transit. Additionally, they want to ensure there are no dangerous items being smuggled into the country.
These are several uses for moving and storage containers and how GPS fleet tracking can help keep them protected. There are many more benefits of GPS tracking, including the following below.
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Chances are you’ve had your fair use of modern technology and GPS car tracking is likely familiar to you along with its usefulness for mobile devices and vehicles. However, “telematics” is a less well-known term becoming quite popular in fleet companies. And it can be a challenge to distinguish between the two if you’re not familiar with their unique processes and characteristics. Here, you’ll see GPS tracking and telematic’s roles in the fleet industry.
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Teenage drivers have a greater crash risk than experienced adults. Community and legislative outreach techniques have tried to decrease this risk, but were left with mixed results.
Over the past decade, the number of teens in the U.S. killed driving smaller, older vehicles has stayed almost unchanged, according to an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study.
During the years 2013 through 2017, over a quarter of teenage drivers killed in crashes were driving mini, micro or small cars. Almost two-thirds were behind the wheel of 6-15-year old vehicles which indicates nearly no change when you compare it with 2008 through 2012. In both time periods, adults fatally injured crashed in larger, newer vehicles a lot more frequently than teenagers.
