GPS vehicle tracking software combines efficiency and productivity in one platform. Today vehicle tracking solutions provide businesses with insight into where their vehicles are, vehicle and driver activity reporting and details into driver behavior. The Teletrac Navman vehicle tracking system is capable of taking your fleet operations to the next level.
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Regardless of your industry, a vehicle tracking system provides managers with insight into each vehicle’s status, overall performance, driver behavior and more, to help optimize the business, improve planning and ultimately, provide better customer service. Over the past decade, a large number of businesses are relying on GPS vehicle tracking to improve fleet productivity and do more with less.
A comprehensive vehicle tracking system allows fleet managers to identify unsafe driving habits. Our platform allows users to create customized reports to learn how vehicles are being driven; this includes speeding, harsh braking, acceleration and cornering. By using the available data, fleet managers have seen a reduction in fuel costs and fewer accidents. Vehicle tracking can improve not only driver behavior and safety but help business owners make more informed decisions.
There are numerous laws and regulations surrounding fleet compliance, companies must adhere to all occupational health and safety laws. Fleet managers from various industries must assure compliance is being met and the safety of their staff and the surrounding community is a top priority. Vehicle tracking systems provide visibility with easy, accurate and automated information into a single application.
The needs and requirements of your business are constantly evolving, finding a vehicle tracking system that can meet your business requirements now and also as your company grows is key to future proof your investment. Teletrac Navman offers great flexibility through its product enhancements and integrations with leading industry applications.
GPS vehicle tracking gives you a comprehensive and unprecedented view into your business in real-time. The data allows fleet managers to make instant and more informed decisions as businesses evolve. Making use of the data-driven view can progress your business forward into the digital era.
Instant Messaging
Fast, reliable and auditable communication
Real-time Alerts
Instant notifications on driver behavior, fuel usage and maintenance issues
Vehicle Analytics
Get the exact metrics for your vehicle on a daily basis
Powerful Reporting
Track your most critical KPIs in one platform
ELD
Keep compliant with FMCSA regulations using our integrated ELD and electronic DVIR
GPS Tracking
Real-time fleet analytics provides immediate insight into the activity of a fleet
Driver Behavior
Easily identify your most at-risk drivers and develop a customized training plan
IFTA
Fully automate interstate fuel usage reports and decrease overhead on manual reporting.
How does it all work? What does a system look like? Why is tracking important? Get the answers to the most asked questions about vehicle tracking systems.
A vehicle tracking system uses both a hardware component and a software platform to monitor a wide range of information relating to an individual vehicle or asset within a fleet. The GPS tracking hardware collects the GPS coordinates of a vehicle alongside vehicle activity and the date and time, the activity took place. The software gathers the data including vehicle location, driver behavior, engine diagnostics and vehicle activity, and visualizes this information on the fleet management software.
Vehicle tracking systems are a great tool for businesses looking to accelerate their fleet operations. These technology-based resources can track not just cars but also a variety of medium-to-heavy-duty assets, buses, cargo vans, specialty trucks for dumping and cementing and much more.
There is a large variety of GPS vehicle tracking systems and can vary from model to model, implementation type and how the system is powered. Battery-powered GPS trackers are normally about the size of your palm and are then placed either inside or outside of a vehicle or asset. Another type of GPS tracker plugs in underneath the steering wheel of a vehicle in the OBDII port, which is also known as the computer diagnostics port. It looks like a small plug and can sometimes be seen protruding out of the port. It is also tucked behind the dashboard to remain hidden. The hard-wired GPS tracking device is professionally installed in the vehicle and is hidden behind the vehicle dashboard.
Vehicle tracking systems are an essential tool for today’s fleet managers, dispatchers, and business owners, allowing them to accurately track and manage the movements and details of an entire fleet in real-time. The software integrates and interprets data collected from GPS trackers, machine diagnostics and other software programs to give users in-depth insight — all from a computer screen.
Selecting and implementing a vehicle tracking system takes proper planning and research. To have the most successful implementation of the system be sure to define business goals, set expectations, calculate costs, and understand how the vehicle tracking software will improve productivity and efficiency for everyone involved. Educate the employees using the system so they are aware of how this will affect them. Create a thorough and detailed onboarding program for the implementation process to ensure compliance and training of all employees.
Yes. Advanced vehicle tracking systems enable powered assets (such as construction equipment) and none powered assets (such as trailers) to be tracked and managed through the same platform.