
10 reasons why your fleet needs GPS tracking
7. Safer drivers
- Notifies emergency services of exact location should an emergency occur.
- Accountability increases safe driving behaviour.
8. Improved customer interactions
- ETA becomes more accurate.
- Verifies service complaints.
- Quicker dispatch and delivery times.
9. Improved bottom line
- Lowers maintenance costs.
- Reduces driver overtime using route planning.
- Reduces vehicles being out of action or ‘downtime’.
10. Because it’s proven to work
- A fleet with a size of 10, travelling 30,000km each per year, would save approximately $6,750 AUD per annum. Considering the average price to set up GPS is $660 per annum, that’s a pretty good ROI.
- By monitoring usage of work vehicles outside work hours, a business can determine drivers who may be excessively running the vehicle for non-business purposes. By lowering movement of vehicles outside work hours, vehicle running costs can also be dramatically reduced.
- 95 percent of stolen vehicles are recovered within 24 hours of initial theft when fitted with GPS tracking, compared to 75 percent without tracking systems.
- Through active monitoring of vehicle travels and timesheets, the average fleet of trade vehicles can expect to save approximately 15 percent of inaccurately claimed overtime.
- By making the drivers more accountable for their actions, instances of speeding infringements can be reduced dramatically.
Visit the Fleetcare website for more information on GPS fleet tracking or call a Fleetcare Consultant on 1300 655 170.
- Nigel Malcolm is the managing director for Fleetcare (www.fleetcare.com.au)
I agree, GPS tracking systems are and should be a vital part of every business.
I agree, GPS systems are becoming a vital part of businesses
i found a really intersting post the other day on how they can cut back on costs too
http://www.foxtraxgps.com/blog
Impressive review and points you have mentioned out here regarding why your fleet needs GPS tracking is quite impressive and good one..