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Mobile fleet tracking has been growing in popularity for years. This is partly due to the reductions in cost. Mobile fleet tracking works by utilising GPS technology. GPS was first developed by the United States military for surveillance purposes but was authorised for civilian use a few years later, with a downgraded accuracy rating.
There are now many ways to pay for mobile fleet tracking to be installed into your vehicle; these include ‘pay as you go’ and leasing. Outright purchase options are still available but many companies find that this is not the best way for them to pay for their mobile tracking, as paying upfront for a number of tracking units will require a large outlay of cash.
Leasing options are the most popular means of purchasing as it makes the systems more affordable. It is also easier to see month on month if you are making a return on your investment. Mobile tracking systems help your company to make a return on their investment by providing alerts on ‘driver behaviour’-speeding, and excessive idling in particular. The more efficiently a vehicle is driver, the less fuel it uses, and the less money needs to be spent to keep the vehicle running. By using the monitoring reports the tracking system provides, you can re-educate your employees to drive more economically.
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