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Streamline your business with fleet management
Running a successful business means cutting costs and always looking to streamline efforts and time. This is why feet management and GPS systems are important. This technology allows a business to keep tabs on fleet vehicles, communicate and track drivers, and to look at how resources are allocated. The following includes some basic information about how fleet management can streamline a business so that it can save time, money and energy.
On: 24/11/2011 15:26 In: RAM Tracking
How to save money on your vehicle insurance premium with a GPS tracker
Saving money on your vehicle insurance premiums is as simple as installing a GPS tracker. Because insurance companies give discounts for safe driving habits, low usage and installing anti-theft devices, GPS trackers make sense for both businesses and individuals.
On: 24/11/2011 15:10 In: RAM Tracking
RAM - Vehicle Trackers to Support Charities
Remote Asset Management is pleased to announce a new charity scheme. We would like to offer selected charities the chance to benefit from our GPS vehicle tracker solutions at charity events. Charity bike rides, runs or walks usually include a SAG wagon (support vehicle), which follows participants along the designated route
On: 13/10/2011 09:52 In: Charity
Vehicle Trackers and the Environment
Whether going green seems important or not, saving money while doing it guarantees that it the right thing both for the world and for the company’s balance sheet.Companies that depend on heavy vehicle usage already know the impact of high fuel prices on company profits, and they are aware that legislation makes running clean vehicles essential.
On: 13/10/2011 09:23 In: RAM Tracking
How A GPS Tracker Could Save the Day
While most people who have considered trackers for their business know that they save money and the environment by reducing fuel usage and allowing the company to better route vehicles, they may not realise that GPS trackers can save customer relationships and, in some cases, could even save lives.
On: 13/10/2011 09:09 In: RAM Tracking
Vehicle tracking systems help lower insurance premiums
Do you own a business in the United Kingdom? Does your business involve the transportation of goods and/or passengers? If yes, then it is advisable to take a look at using a vehicle tracking system. With the help of these systems, you can be in complete control of your business. You can also monitor your drivers and productivity.
On: 03/05/2011 14:25 In: Vehicle Tracking
How have vehicle tracking systems benefitted parcel delivery services?
Parcel tracking has become extremely accurate in recent years. The introduction of the Global Positioning System (GPS) has made the tracking of delivery vans even more efficient. These tracking systems are installed in all the vans of major parcel delivery companies.
Any company that offers nationwide coverage makes use of a GPS system. Here are some ways in which vehicle tracking systems have benefitted parcel delivery companies.
On: 09/02/2011 09:38 In: Vehicle Tracking
Why should courier companies use vehicle tracking systems?
Do you manage a courier company? Are you looking for a strategy which can provide you with a competitive edge? Vehicle tracking systems can be the answer to your problems. The following are some reasons why you should use vehicle tracking systems.
On: 09/02/2011 09:31 In: Vehicle Tracking
Vehicle tracking systems offer various benefits to fleet businesses
If you have a business which relies on a number of vehicles for delivery then make sure that all the fleet vehicles have fleet tracking systems installed in them. One of the best things about fleet tracking systems is that you can track the exact position of any vehicle in your fleet.
On: 18/02/2010 10:02 In: Vehicle Tracking
GPS tracking systems used to track public buses in UK
Swindon town is spending about £100,000 on new GPS systems for buses. These GPS tracking systems will help improve reliability of the buses while allowing passengers to get the latest time table information at any bus stop, the internet or on their mobile phones.
At introductory stage the GPS device will be used in 90 buses, 50 bus stops and 20 traffic light junctions. The system will have the capacity for being expanded to 400 bus stops and 500 buses.
On: 19/05/2008 11:58 In: Vehicle Tracking