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Fleet tracking systems are like GPS trackers, enabling clients to locate and monitor the performance of individual vehicles.
Clients will be granted access to a user interface which can be conveniently viewed by a range of devices, including desktops, tablets and smart phones.
Data, including maps, journey histories, maximum speeds, number of stops made and the amount of time spent idling, is recorded.
Fleet tracking managers will also receive feedback about any engine faults and diagnostics. This is important for clients to conduct regular risk management reports and to set up reminders for any maintenance work needed.

Time Management – Map shorter and faster routes for vehicles to travel to avoid busy streets with traffic
Energy-Efficient – The real-time data collected by fleet tracking reports outline how much fuel is used in transit and when vehicles are stuck in stationary positions
Improved Customer Satisfaction – Customer-focused businesses can build a greater client base with faster deliveries. It gives companies the ability to provide customers with accurate arrival times
Locating Stolen or Missing Vehicles – Clients can find out where their vehicles are at any time, whether this is due to multiple on-site jobs taking place throughout the UK, or if the vehicle is missing or stolen
Maintenance and Vehicle Diagnostics – The conditions of your vehicles can be virtually assessed, including the engine oil, engine temperature, fuel levels and fuel consumption. This is particularly useful for businesses to schedule servicing and repairs during busier times of the year and to increase the lifespan of their fleet vehicles
Health and Safety – If your workforce spends a lot of time on the road, it is important to value their welfare. Employers, business owners, and fleet tracking managers can keep in touch with drivers via the GPS system; to monitor the distances travelled and the length of time they have been driving for, without risking their health

Fleet Tracking