Quartix Blog

Choosing a vehicle tracking provider for the year ahead can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve had mixed experiences with other systems. Independent peer reviews and award shortlists like those from Fleet News and WhatVan? help you understand how each provider really performs before you commit.

Vehicle tracking is a powerful tool that makes care services more efficient and increases the reliability of care. With modern telematics solutions, care services can keep track of their vehicles at all times. This saves time, reduces stress and ensures that your patients receive reliable care.

For the second year running, Quartix is voted Fleet News Fleet Recommended Telematics Supplier, highlighting our commitment to trusted, effective fleet tracking.

Choosing whether to lease or buy business vehicles can have a big impact on a small business’s costs and flexibility. In this guest post, Just Vehicle Solutions share expert insights to help you compare both options and decide which best supports your operations and future growth.

This Road Safety Week (16–22 November), we’re supporting Brake’s campaign for Safe Vehicles because when vehicles are safe, and used safely, it saves lives. Here's how to take part.

If replacing your business vehicles with EVs isn't a feasible option right now, these five steps will help you significantly reduce fleet emissions today, and leave you more prepared when the time is right.

As the clocks go back and the darker evenings set in, your company drivers might be complaining that headlights are getting brighter. What used to be a minor annoyance has become a real road-safety concern. What can be done to mitigate the risk?

While others were giving away roses on Valentine's Day 2001, Andy Walters, Dominique Walters, Andy Kirk and Ken Giles founded a company with a clear mission: to help companies with mobile fleets become more efficient. They started to build a GPS-based vehicle tracking system that was accessible online, easy-to-use, and robust.

The DVSA has recognised LGV safety as a pressing concern and announced plans to address it - with the construction and vehicle transportation sectors identified as priorities. Here's why van operators must take the lead in improving vehicle safety.