GPS tracking in transport

Vital location data for couriers, taxis, pizza delivery, bailiffs and more

It's becoming common practice now to install GPS tracking systems into vehicles in order to track and manage a fleet, but these systems can be expensive .. we recently replaced a 25 vehicle system for a courier and saved them £14,000 per year.

For some companies it's what's being transported that matters, but for many their staff are more important. Employers want efficiency, to make sure everyone's being effective, and to gain business advantage by responding quickly to the customer.

For courier staff wandering around housing estates and office blocks, pizza delivery drivers going to houses at night and handling cash, taxi drivers using their own cars and helping people with their shopping, being tracked and having the ability to hit a panic button is a matter of safety and security.

And when a member of staff does need help, you need to know where they are, not just to receive a phone call.

Often driving jobs can be part-time, perhaps post-retirement. Many large companies with sophisticated fleet management systems already hardwired into their vehicles use our KoolTrax™ Ranger GPS tracking device to manage these part-time drivers who often use their own car.

KoolTrax™ technology allows you to keep track of your assets as they travel, in real time, with GPS accuracy (a few metres). It provides your staff with a panic button that will tell you not only when they need help, but where they are.

When your staff get lost, you'll be able to see exactly where they are and guide them to where they should be.

Our software can be customised, for instance we've developed clocking-in systems and adjusted the functionality of the units so they can't be turned off.

Get in touch to explore how you could use GPS tracking to help you track what's important to your business.

Pizza delivery image courtesy sanbeiji on Flickr, some rights reserved. Courier and taxi image courtesy sidelong on Flickr, some rights reserved.