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Here's how your vehicle tracking system can help you to enforce a company speeding policy and reduce the risk of accidents within your fleet.

The data collected by a vehicle tracking system is a rich source of information on driver behavior. We explain how Quartix driving scores are calculated and how they can help.   

Engine hours tell you how long a vehicle or piece of equipment has been running during a particular time, giving an accurate indication of vehicle use. Find out what you can do with this valuable telematics information.

Cleaning procedures have strengthened in response to the global efforts to combat Covid-19, but companies must also look at the way they carry out jobs not only for the public’s benefit, but to safeguard their employees.

When your mobile employees share a vehicle, it can be difficult to establish who bears responsibility for particular events or who deserves the credit for a good driving record. With Driver ID, these concerns are a thing of the past.

Companies are now sending vehicles home with their drivers, so that employees can avoid public transport or going to a central depot. Find out how businesses can keep track of vehicle movements and adapt to these new ways of working.

Just like the console on a truck or van gives you vital information while you drive, operational dashboards provide a simple, live summary of the data that your vehicle tracking system collects.

Here are a few ways investing time in your vehicle tracking system can help you and your business prepare for the future.

This post identifies the many ways that a vehicle tracking system can help your business offer a first-class service.