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The cost savings that a business can achieve is one of the biggest benefits that results from implementing a good vehicle tracking system. But what reports will give you the tools you need to create them?  We’ll explain how to make those savings a reality for your company. You can divide the savings that businesses […]

The biggest benefit of a vehicle tracking system may be how much money your business could save. But once your tracking system is installed, how do you start creating those savings? We’ll explain where to look and what actions will make cost savings a reality for your business.

When 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. Enter Driver ID fobs!

A lot has been written about the benefits of telematics for businesses and company owners, but vehicle tracking also offers valuable support to the people who drive a company’s trucks, vans or any other vehicles. Far from being a surveillance system implemented to punish employees, here are four ways that vehicle tracking can help drivers improve their skills, protect them from false claims and keep them safe out on the roads.

Private use of a company vehicle is a 'benefit-in-kind'. Find out why this is a vital detail in your mileage capture and how to categorise trips as either personal or business.

If hardwired units aren’t the best option for your business, the plug and track option offers all the great features you need, but without the permanence of a traditionally installed unit.

You may have found yourself wondering what the difference is between telematics and vehicle tracking. Both terms seem like they should be interchangeable… but are they? This blog post will demystify the two terms and outline the many benefits that using these technologies can bring to your organisation.

GDPR impacts companies using vehicle tracking and telematics systems, as it is deemed to be ‘collecting and storing personal data’. Find out how to ensure that the correct processes and procedures are in place.

In 2018, six new driving laws will go into effect across the UK. At least two of them could impact your mobile workforce, especially if you operate a large fleet.