Common misconceptions of vehicle tracking |
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July 14, 2009 Benefits Of Tracking |
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A common misconception for many companies is that their staff will have to spend their working day watching the tracking system. Vehicle tracking systems have been designed to work for a company, not create extra work. The reports generated by the tracking system allow a company to monitor and compare driver performance and activity. Real time alerts is an option featured on many tracking systems that can notify via email, SMS or on-screen notifications when a vehicle has entered a certain location on a map (home or customer address for example) or when a vehicle is speeding, idling or inactive for excessive periods.
Another concern raised by many companies is that their business does not have the money to spend on vehicle tracking. If a company operate a fleet of vehicles the right tracking system will provide a significant return on investment. The flexible funding options now available for tracking such as ‘pay as you go’, renting and leasing means that companies do not have any capital expenditure and can pay for the tracking system in monthly instalments. Many companies that pay for tracking on a monthly basis are able to realise an immediate return of investment as the monthly savings the tracking system achieves outweighs the cost.
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