Managing vehicle fleets used to be a complicated process full of ups and downs. But since GPS came along, it can be done more easily, in a more organized way and with remarkable results.
Managing vehicle fleets used to be a complicated process full of ups and downs. But since GPS came along, it can be done more easily, in a more organized way and with remarkable results.
That's because a GPS device can now be integrated with a system that turns it into a constant monitoring center. It can also connect accessories to different parts and functions of the vehicle.
It doesn't matter whether it's a fleet of cargo, emergency, transportation or delivery vehicles. Ultimately, every fleet travels the roads, faces obstacles and has drivers, which makes a GPS system an extremely useful logistics solution. With that in mind, the key to deciding to install a vehicle GPS system is understanding its benefits, which we present here.
The safety a fleet gains from a GPS system covers several areas. First, a GPS tracker lets you locate any fleet vehicle wherever it is.
That way, if an accident or vehicle breakdown occurs, the monitoring system enables an immediate response at the exact location. When there is a threat of an incident, it's also possible to warn in time to avoid the risk.
This includes suggesting alternate routes, equipping the vehicle with an accessory or advising the driver on what action to take. Sensors can also be used to monitor driver behavior such as speed, door openings, and harsh acceleration and braking.
Fuel savings come first from GPS making it possible to plan routes that use less fuel. This works because it can closely track miles driven, unauthorized stops and detours.
It's also possible to detect fuel theft based on calculations made from the route. In addition, the driver's driving style and the mistakes that waste fuel can be detected and corrected.
As a vehicle moves, the GPS monitoring center can suggest the best routes. This is possible thanks to information from drivers on the road and from traffic authorities. The fleet's route history also makes it possible to estimate travel times and take advantage of the best routes.
Installing a GPS system in a vehicle gives drivers confidence and security. With good GPS tracking, appropriate shifts can be assigned.
As a result, drivers can do their jobs with fewer errors. Passengers also feel safer knowing they have immediate support and assistance if any incident or accident occurs.
At HUNTER, we maximize that peace of mind by including features such as geofences and speeding alerts. These let you control events that occur along the route, in other words, any unusual behavior that puts passenger safety at risk.
With active GPS satellite tracking, a vehicle's departure and arrival times can be updated constantly. This keeps customers informed in real time about the delivery of their cargo or packages.
With a constant flow of data, companies can plan routes, maintenance, shifts, departures and arrivals. By knowing exactly where costs come from, businesses can plan ahead to save.
A GPS system can be connected 24/7 to the monitoring center. That's how we do it at HUNTER, with our Monitoring Center / Help Desk operators working every day of the year. Our clients can feel supported and accompanied, because they can always count on our staff for their GPS Monitoring service.
We offer Hunter Track, a complete GPS Monitoring System that delivers all the benefits mentioned above. What's more, we have a full range of accessories that maximize GPS efficiency.
From detailed reports for historical route comparisons to sensors for activity in different parts of the vehicle or for monitoring cargo temperature, all within your budget. In short, we are a GPS systems provider always ready to deliver the best service, starting with a system assessment and installation. If you'd like to learn more about HUNTER and our GPS Monitoring System, Hunter Track, contact us at 809.620.2002 or visit www.hunter.do
