In the Business world GPS trackers have quickly become an indispensable business tool.

Delivery services, like UPS and FedEx, use GPS tracking to provide customers with reliable, up-to-date delivery information. Public transportation services utilize GPS trackers to keep drivers on schedule. And logistics companies that handle large fleets rely on these trackers to monitor their drivers and valuable assets.

A company that includes GPS tracking as part of its daily fleet management will see a significant improvement in efficiency, and they’ll see it quickly. GPS trackers can help reduce mileage for local fleets by as many 10 Kms per week, per vehicle. That equals huge savings for a sizable fleet. By reducing mileage, logistics companies can also cut back on driver overtime.
Additionally, GPS tracking can help reduce drivers’ excessive stops by analyzing route efficiency and helping managers suggest improvements. But there’s a lot more to gain from GPS tracking than savings.