Category: telematics (2)

The best GPS fleet tracking device for your business depends on the vehicles you operate, the data you need, and how your team plans to use that information. A device should be reliable, practical to ...

Improving fuel economy is one of the most direct ways fleet teams can control operating costs. While fuel prices are outside a fleet manager’s control, vehicle maintenance, driver behavior, route plan...

GPS vehicle tracking uses satellite positioning, onboard vehicle hardware, wireless connectivity, and fleet management software to help teams understand where vehicles are and how they are being used.

The fleet tracking market includes a wide range of providers, from basic location tools to full fleet management platforms. Before choosing a vendor, it is worth taking time to evaluate both the techn...

Cargo theft can create serious financial and operational consequences for fleets. When vehicles, trailers, equipment, or freight are stolen, the impact can include lost revenue, disrupted customer com...

Fuel is one of the largest operating costs for many fleets. While fuel prices rise and fall, fleet teams can still influence how efficiently vehicles use fuel through maintenance, driver behavior, rou...

For many businesses, the cost of operating vehicles rises gradually: more fuel, more maintenance, more unplanned repairs, more inefficient routes, and more time spent trying to understand what happene...

Consumer tracking apps have made location sharing familiar. They can be useful for personal situations, but they are not built to manage a business fleet. Fleet operations need more than a dot on a ma...