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GPS Tracking System

GPS tracking is the system of monitoring the location of an object (e.g., car, person, animal, equipment, etc.) by attaching a GPS tracking device to it. At its simplest level the tracking device is fitted with a GPS receiver and some way to record its current location (i.e., latitude and longitude) at regular intervals.

Global positioning system (GPS) tracking uses more than 30 satellites in orbit to track the location of an object or device. GPS satellites submit signals that a GPS tracker receives, and this signal is used to obtain detailed information about the device’s location.

GPS trackers are used by fleet managers and vehicle owners to track the location of their vehicles. They provide useful information in a number of scenarios for fleet managers, such as:


1. Tracking Business Data: Business owners and fleet managers who oversee vehicles on a regular basis can use GPS fleet tracking to monitor their movement and track mileage. This is helpful in understanding where employees and vehicles are at a given moment, or where they have travelled throughout the day.

2. Vehicle Location Reporting: If a vehicle is stolen and has a GPS tracker installed, its location can be reported to the authorities who can recover it more quickly.

GPS Tracking benefits for Fleets

GPS Tracking is beneficial due to the practical data it can provide. Information from GPS tracking system can be used to optimize routes, protect assets, and obtain real-time fleet management information. Fleets who effectively use their GPS tracking tools are often able to see benefits in their overall business processes. For instance:

Location Monitoring
Real-time tracking of asset location helps monitor vehicles, equipment, and high-value items, which can help to recover assets that are lost or stolen.
Improved Customer Service
With real-time fleet status, a fleet manager can help deliver a quality customer experience by providing more accurate ETA.
Optimized Routing
GPS data can help fleet managers understand traffic and road conditions to dispatch their drivers on more efficient routes. This improves overall customer satisfaction.
Increased Cargo Security
GPS tracking systems can help replay a route to help spot unauthorized trips. Geofences can alert to a vehicle’s whereabouts when it leaves a certain area.
Understanding driving behavior
With an engine control module (ECM) connection, fleets can also monitor certain driving habits, alerting managers to behavior that drivers can be coached on.
Improved productivity
GPS tracking can monitor usage patterns and idle time, which can help to identify bottlenecks and improve productivity. Manager can track time spent loading or offloading.