Vehicle Tracking Systems

The UK has hundreds of trucks on the roads and these are all company vehicles. Many GPS truck tracking systems are now in use. Truck tracking systems give the businesses an oversight of their entire fleet of trucks.

A recent survey completed by Digicore in 2010 shows that 55% of HGV companies are using GPS tracking technology to run their fleets. This shows a significant rise since a survey conducted in 2008 which showed that only 25% of HGV firms were using GPS vehicle devices to run their fleets.

A GPS asset tracking system enables companies to track various types of assets. It enables them to not only track assets, but also to receive other useful information regarding the tracked item.

Car tracking systems are used mainly for one of two reasons. The first and probably the most common use is to track company vehicles. This as we have discussed previously in this blog is all about improving the way the business is run so that profits can be increased. There are a few other reasons [...]

Many people ask how an earth can vehicle tracking save you money on fuel. Well vehicle tracking systems save companies fuel in several ways.

In Manila, Philippines fleet managers have longed for a technological solution on how to manage the high risks associate with deploying vehicles carrying high value goods on unsafe roads.

Scotland is a rather sparkly populated part of the UK. In fact some parts of Scotland are some of the most sparkly populated parts of the country. If you have a fleet of vehicles in this part of the world it can be very useful to track them in real time. Some of your vehicles [...]

Van drivers or white van men as they affectionately known as are renown for speeding around the place. Due to the fact that vans are higher upper than most of the other vehicles on the road, they have a habit of intimidating other drivers with their reckless and aggressive driving style.

GPS tracking devices are being used to monitor driver behaviour following complaints in connection with illegal working hours, noise and speeding.

Birmingham is the second largest city in the country and has a high density of businesses many of which run fleets of vehicles. With this in mind it is no surprise that vehicle tracking is becoming increasingly popular in Birmingham.