Posted on Thursday, May 27th, 2021 | 1,272 views
Business owners that manage a fleet of trucks often ask us whether there are actually any benefits to installing a GPS truck tracking system. This page clarifies the benefits of installing a real-time web-based GPS truck tracking system, and how it can enhance and optimize fleet management procedures.
When it comes to GPS truck tracking, there are many benefits to being able to diagnose and communicate important vehicle and travel information to management, including:
These benefits are integrated with a compact GPS unit that provides very low power consumption, and can be easily installed or transferred from vehicle to vehicle when required. Advanced GPS tracking systems are made for commercial fleets, trucks and employee vehicles and can be remotely monitored through a web based application from any location.
Easily and quickly view truck and vehicle location data in real-time without the need for contacting the driver of dispatch.
Have awareness of where each drive is—off route or, on route—in real-time.
Based on your knowledge of truck locations, you can provide timely arrival notifications to customers.
State of the art sensors provide crucial vehicle movement information including real-time and average speed.
Having full knowledge of routes and travel time lets you accurately verify invoices and payroll.
Being able to accurately calculate distance travelled, lets you optimize and verify travel routes.
Verify costs and reduce fuel waste through unnecessary idle time with a tracker that will report on true idle time vs. working idle time.
Monitor reports on dangerous driver behaviour and detect driver events to help reduce vehicle accidents and dangerous driving situations.
Monitor truck location in real-time and dispatch trucks to new routes for pickup and delivery on the fly.
GPS equipped trucks let you find stolen or missing trucks in real-time.
With GPS equipped vehicles, your cargo and shipments can be monitored in transit, will never go missing, can always be located and increase cargo recovery times.
View historical vehicle logistical data over any period of time—previous hour. day and week data.
A GPS truck tracking system uses advanced mapping and reporting software through the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) network that collects and transmits data to a primary server that can be accessed from a PC, smartphone or tablet any time of the day or night.
The GPS system knows your vehicle location at all times and stores it on the installed GPS device inside the cabin. The data then travels over one of these cellular networks back to a server where it is accessed for monitoring.
Cloud storage allows you to access fleet tracking data on any computer, tablet, or smartphone. It reduces the need to host large and expensive on-site servers, and provides state of the art security without having to need a separate networking system to be set up.
You only need to log into the system to view automated reports or real-time tracking data that is important and relevant to you at any given time.