November 11, 2020
Published by GPS Technologies Team A dash cam doesn’t need GPS to record video, but a dash cam with GPS is far more useful. GPS stamps every clip with the vehicle’s location, speed, date, and time, which turns raw footage into evidence you can place on a map. For fleets, a GPS-connected dash cam also links video to tracking data, so you can find, verify, and share the right clip in minutes. Below, we break down what GPS adds to dash cam footage, when it matters most, how standalone GPS dash cams compare with dash cams built into a telematics system, and what commercial fleets... View Article
October 14, 2020
Published by GPS Technologies Team
How do GPS Systems Work? GPS is short for Global Positioning System. It is a system used to figure out the exact location of an object on the globe. In ancient times, people relied on constellations in the night sky for navigation purposes. Similarly, GPS relies on a network of satellites to pinpoint the coordinates of the location. GPS consists of satellites, ground stations, and receivers. The ground stations use radar technology to confirm the location provided by the satellites. This can be vital in the construction industry, when equipment needs to be quickly moved within a state, or even nationwide.... View Article
September 11, 2020
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There are several benefits of using a GPS app to track your fleet. After all, several companies are using this method. Before we dive into the benefits of using a GPS app to track fleets, let’s quickly cover what exactly tracking fleets is. For truck companies, tracking fleets with a positioning system means that the company uses a Global Positioning System (GPS) to remotely keep track of their fleet of trucks making deliveries. To help you learn how you can get the most out of this method of tracking, here are some of the benefits of using a global positioning... View Article
July 31, 2020
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Free asset tracking software can help businesses monitor shipments, equipment, and inventory without paying for expensive management systems. Many open-source tracking platforms allow organizations to track assets, manage inventory records, and monitor freight movement across multiple locations. However, while free systems can provide basic monitoring capabilities, they often lack the reliability, support, and real-time tracking features that businesses need for managing valuable assets or mobile equipment. Key Takeaways Free asset tracking software helps businesses monitor shipments, equipment, and inventory. Open-source tracking systems allow companies to modify the software to meet their needs. Many free systems focus on inventory tracking rather... View Article
July 24, 2020
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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
