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Transform fleet GPS into a win-win tool for efficiency, savings, and driver trust. Discover strategies to make adoption smooth and beneficial for all.
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Objections to implementing GPS systems are based on myths concerning their value, ease of use, cost, and function. These assumptions have been countered by real-world experience.
Read More →Fleet managers describe how the ability to track vehicle location, gas consumption, and preventive maintenance has benefited their fleets.
Read More →Designed to operate in remote environments, the FordLink in-vehicle mobile computer offers Ford truck fleet drivers the convenience of Internet, Microsoft Office, Bluetooth, software installation, and GPS capabilities right when they need it.
Read More →The use of telematics technologies in fleets is expanding rapidly. Currently, more than 2.5 million units are in service with the market expected to expand to 5.8 million units by 2009.
Read More →The first step to knowing if a GPS system is right for your business is to understand how the technology can address your specific needs. Step two: ask lots of questions.
Read More →Several fleets are testing a new telematics-powered service called PHH Onboard. The service seeks to help fleets increase productivity of the driver and vehicle, improve risk management, and enhance vehicle performance.
Read More →Vehicle tracking and driver monitoring systems can help you run a more efficient and economical fleet.
Read More →MagnaWorks(R), a business group of Magna International(R) Inc., has announced the availability to vehicle manufacturers of Navex(TM), which they bill as "the first true, turn-by-turn telematics navigation system."
Read More →MobileAria, Inc., a company formed to develop a new hands-free mobile Internet service platform for the automobile, has launched with investments from Delphi Automotive Systems, Palm, Inc., and Mayfield Fund.
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