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Fleet Vehicle Tracking
Company fleet vehicle tracking systems offer all sizes of business a way to keep track of their field personnel to inform time management systems and to deliver accurate response times to clients. Most vehicle tracking service providers can supply and support tracking systems for any budget with cheap options available for smaller businesses.
Delivery vehicles, field engineering staff and courier services can all benefit tremendously from vehicle tracking systems as their services are all time critical. Employee arrival and departure times in the field can be proven (or disproven) and time wasted by employees taking personal diversions during the day can be kept track of.
Benefits of Vehicle Tracking
Most service companies need to know how many miles are travelled for business and how many miles employees consume during their personal time. Modern fleet vehicle tracking systems can calculate business miles during hours that you decide and personal mileage during the evenings and weekends.
To track your fleet vehicles cheap can cost as little as 50p per day per employee with features such as route tracking and preferential route recommendations. Alarms can also be set to warn service command of a particular vehicle entering no-go zones such as outside an employee's operational field or at their home address during working hours.
Finding the Cheapest Vehicle Tracking
How cheap a vehicle tracking system will be will depend on the company that is used to supply the system and the method of communication between the tracker and the information centre or server. Tracking systems can use Global Positioning Satellites (GPS) or mobile communication to update vehicle activities.
Mobile communication tracking systems periodically contact an information server to update vehicle activity and are referred to as 'passive' tracking systems. Live updates via GPS are referred to as 'active' vehicle tracking as communication is constant throughout the day and night. As a rule active vehicle tracking is generally more expensive to run than passive tracking and in some systems both methods of communication are deployed.
