Fleet operators in the United States are bound by the regulations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) which is currently working to release a new set of Hours of Service (HOS) rules and regulations that carriers in the United States must follow. The regulations will see a shift from the old style of…
Route management is one of the most important factors in running a successful fleet. Getting your drivers to take the best possible routes to go from one work location to the next provides several benefits to your company’s bottom line: Your company can reach more customers in a day; You can save money on fuel…
GPS Tracking has become a necessity for companies rely on fleets and drivers to do business. The installation of GPS units is an investment that will improve your company’s operations immediately and especially over the long-term. Most companies see a return on their investment within a year, and many see one much sooner than that.…
Most businesses that we speak with on a daily basis come to us with the same sorts of problems that they need our GPS systems to address. Many companies want to get a better grasp on where their vehicles are at all times, thereby improving their customer service. Another motivation for managers is to reduce…
For Canadians, we know well how winter driving in snow and ice can be risky and slow your fleet down. With climate change, parts of the U.S. not previously exposed to such conditions are now occasionally starting to encounter them more often, too. What Does This Mean For Your Fleet? More risk, and lower productivity.…
One of the main benefits in a fleet tracking solution is that it can very readily promote safer driving habits. Aggressive driving is very unproductive and unsafe, and here’s why: Aggressive driving results in more wear and tear on the vehicle (hard accelerations, harsh breaking or turns, etc). It creates a bad image of your…
