July 24, 2020
Published by Malcolm Rosenfeld
The United States is a nation of cars, trucks, and highways. Unless you live in a densely packed city with fully functioning public transport, you will undoubtedly need a car to get to and from work. But let’s face it, most cities in the US do not meet this standard and, for those that do, the bulk of the country does not live there. While it’s true that the majority of people need a vehicle, a sizable swath of the population does not qualify for the financing they need to get a nice, brand-new car. That’s where “Buy Here, Pay... View Article
December 30, 2019
Published by Malcolm Rosenfeld
Fleet management and GPS tracking are closely related technologies used to monitor vehicles, drivers, and operational performance. GPS tracking focuses on real-time vehicle location and movement, while fleet management systems combine location tracking with maintenance monitoring, compliance reporting, driver performance data, and operational analytics. Businesses that rely on transportation use both tools together to improve efficiency, reduce operating costs, and maintain better control over vehicles and drivers. Key Takeaways Fleet management includes a wide range of operational tools used to manage vehicle fleets. GPS tracking is one of the core technologies used within fleet management systems. Tracking systems provide real-time... View Article
May 9, 2019
Published by Malcolm Rosenfeld
Real-time GPS tracking is a system that shows the live location, movement, and status of vehicles or assets as they travel. For fleet managers, it provides immediate visibility into where vehicles are, how they are being driven, and whether operations are running efficiently. Unlike passive tracking, which stores data for later review, real-time GPS tracking sends updates continuously through GPS and cellular networks. That live visibility helps businesses improve dispatching, reduce idle time, respond faster to issues, and make better day-to-day fleet decisions. Key Takeaways Real-time GPS tracking provides live vehicle and asset location data. It helps fleets improve productivity,... View Article
April 11, 2019
Published by Malcolm Rosenfeld
When you’re managing a fleet of trucks for your business, it’s always important to find ways to lower your fleet costs without negatively impacting driver performance. One of the easiest ways to cut fleet fuel costs – while simultaneously reducing engine wear-and-tear and exhaust emissions – is to reduce engine idle time. After all, if your engines are running, but the freight isn’t going anywhere, then you’re losing money. A GPS fleet tracking system can help make this easier by automating the process from start to finish. But it’s important to distinguish between necessary operational idle time and true idle... View Article
November 29, 2018
Published by Malcolm Rosenfeld
Congested traffic and impatient drivers are a terrible mix. It’s a cocktail that many of us have to deal with daily, and it makes the road a dangerous place. As a fleet operator, your business lives on the road and depends on the people you put behind the wheel. Your drivers have to be efficient but safe, and traveling so many miles in such a condensed space of time can fray anyone’s nerves. It’s imperative that your workers keep a cool head and drive smart, but with so many miles between you and them, that’s a tricky thing to manage.... View Article
