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As a business owner, you have many responsibilities, some of which take you out of the office during the working day. But even when you are on the road or out at meetings, there’s no reason why you can’t know exactly what is going on with your drivers and your vehicles, 24/7.

Many vehicle tracking companies have an in-cab feedback option as a way to improve driver behaviour and reduce the risk of accidents, but there are several reasons why it might not be best for your business.

Every year, vehicle tracking technology advances further, and the ability to monitor vehicles becomes more accurate and precise. But these advancements also come with legal responsibilities for business owners and fleet managers. This guide will explain the UK laws around vehicle tracking and highlight ways to make sure you are tracking legally.

This guide answers ten of the most common questions about vehicle tracking prices and provides valuable insights into the marketplace. You will also find a checklist of questions to ask a vehicle tracking supplier to help you identify any hidden costs.

“Quartix’s driving behaviour reports are excellent. If you utilise them properly and work with them to bring about changes, they will give you so much useful data.” Jerry Hughes, National Procurement Manager

Quartix has launched an integrated dashcam solution through partnering with Fleet Focus, one of the UK’s foremost camera and vehicle safety companies. Quartix customers can now use the FF2000 vehicle connected camera to capture HD 1080p footage of any trip that their drivers make and view these within the Quartix vehicle tracking system.

Quartix provides an easy-to-understand, colour-coded score for each vehicle or driver in a fleet, so that fleet managers can instantly recognise which drivers need to improve their skills. This guide explains how that score is calculated by looking at two important areas of driver performance.