According to a study by Verizon Connect, businesses using GPS fleet tracking solutions have seen a 25% reduction in fuel costs and a 15% increase in productivity. This comprehensive guide delves into everything you need to know about GPS tracking systems for fleet vehicles. It covers essential topics such as how GPS technology functions and selecting the right system for your business.
By using advanced machine learning algorithms, AI dash cams are able to recognize dangers such as hard braking, sharp turning or sudden lane changes long before they occur – giving fleet managers time to intervene if necessary while also capturing valuable evidence should an incident arise later down the line.
The main benefits associated with road-facing dash cameras include providing live views into what’s happening on the road ahead, capturing critical data such as speed and lane changes, and recording possible evidence in the event of an accident. Additionally, these types of cameras are extremely versatile as they can be used both day and night, offering clear footage regardless of lighting conditions.
By deploying the right Indoor GPS tracking solution, businesses can take their operations to new heights, while also providing a better experience for their employees, customers, and stakeholders.
Rear-view dash cameras are a popular way to protect drivers from fraudulent insurance claims and liability. Most rear-view dash cams are GPS-enabled, allowing fleet managers to monitor driving behaviour in real-time and improve driving practices where necessary.
Anyone looking for an extra layer of protection when driving would benefit from a side view dash cam. This type of camera provides extra footage in the event of an accident, showing what happened just before and after impact that other cameras may not capture by simply recording what’s ahead of the vehicle.
While dash cams have been available for personal use for some time, they are becoming increasingly popular in commercial fleets. Businesses large and small have realized the value that dash cams provide, not only to vehicles and drivers, but to business operations and ultimately, a company’s bottom line. What are Dash Cams? Dashboard cameras, or […]
When it comes to insuring commercial vehicle fleets, one of the key factors that insurance companies take into consideration is the level of risk associated with the fleet. Risks such as accidents, theft, and other incidents can result in costly claims, which in turn can drive up insurance premiums for fleet owners. But thanks to […]
Because enforcement of this regulation for provincially-regulated carriers varies by province (as each province determines whether and when to enforce it), and due to the lengthy (and sometimes contradictory) rollout across North America, there has been some confusion as to what the ELD Mandate is, who it pertains to, and how to remain compliant.
With advances in technology and a host of new regulations on the horizon, the fleet industry is in a near-constant state of evolution. As we enter the new year, it can feel like there’s a lot to keep up with. Below, we’ll discuss eight top trends that experts predict will dominate the fleet industry in […]