Reduced operating cost
Vehicle tracking cuts your phone bills outright — it is no longer a necessity to constantly call employees to find out where they are.
Why fleets switch
One platform, a million reasons to use it.
GPS tracking stopped being a dot on a map a long time ago. Used properly it settles disputes, ends guesswork about overtime, recovers stolen vehicles and takes a measurable bite out of every recurring cost a fleet carries. Here is what it actually changes, one line at a time.
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The index
Eleven things that change the week you switch it on.
None of these need a pilot programme to show up. They are the returns operators report in the first quarter of running a tracked fleet.
Improved customer relations
Customers can be given proof that the service they paid for was delivered as promised, at the time it was promised.
Compliance with programmed routes
Ensure drivers do not deviate from an authorised route, and review the entire movement history whenever a journey is questioned.
Increased productivity
Track lunch and break hours, expose unauthorised stops, and evaluate overtime requests against what actually happened. Companies typically see a 25% increase in work orders completed after implementing GPS tracking.
Rewarding your dedicated workers
Nothing discourages a hard-working team faster than watching slack colleagues take home the same wage. The evidence a tracking system provides lets you direct training where it is needed and reward the people carrying the work.
Reduction and control of overtime
A significant fall in overtime is among the most immediate returns on a GPS vehicle tracking system. Organisations consistently report a substantial decline in overtime claims after installation, which translates directly into higher productivity.
Lower maintenance spend
Fleet maintenance costs fall as total mileage comes down and driving behaviour improves — the two things that wear a vehicle out fastest.
Vicinity of the fleet
Detailed information on where every vehicle and employee is puts owners far more in touch with day-to-day operations, and gives them a real level of control over how the company runs.
Vehicle recovery
The tracking device installs covertly in each vehicle, so in the event of theft you can give police an exact, live location rather than a description.
Control of personal use
Many organisations permit vehicle use outside working hours so long as it stays reasonable. That policy is routinely misused, and the excess drives up leasing, fuel and maintenance costs. Tracking curbs the misuse, and the savings usually exceed the cost of the system itself.
Fuel saving
Bringing average speeds down and keeping vehicles inside the limit feeds straight through to fuel burn, maintenance and accident rates — worth up to 20% off a monthly fuel bill.
At the end of the day, vehicle tracking is just another management tool — one that happens to tell you the truth about how your fleet spent its week.
Every figure on this page came out of a real deployment. If you want to know which of the eleven applies to your operation, the fastest answer is a fifteen-minute call.