Global Positioning System technology is a system that relies on satellites and a network of ground relay stations to obtain the precise latitude and longitude of route vehicles on a real-time basis.  Tracking vehicles via GPS enables operators to eliminate off-route driving that can cost miles.

 Key functions and features of GPS Vehicle Tracking include:

• Accurately tracking fleet vehicles
• Knowing where vehicles are at all times
• Vehicle history in both text and graphics
• Viewing idle time (where, when, and duration)
• Monitoring vehicle performance and activity
• Geocoding locations for all customers to track actual arrival/departure times per visit
• Providing configurable alerts such as speeding, idling, and 'ignition on'.
• Engine reporting showing diagnostic messages
• Having the ability to show unauthorized stops
• Having the ability to create geoareas to track accurate arrival/departures
• Applying a "Green" effect by lowering emissions through idle time tracking
• Recording average times at customer locations
• Providing Web-based interface for ease of use