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Fleet GPS Tracking & Telematics Solutions
What is the difference between GPS tracking and telematics? While the two technologies work together, they provide different types of information for fleet managers.
GPS TRACKING
GPS tracking uses satellite technology to determine the real-time location of a vehicle. For fleet managers, it provides visibility into where vehicles are, where they have travelled and when they arrive at or leave specific locations.
TELEMATICS
Telematics combines GPS location data with information from the vehicle to provide a more complete picture of fleet activity. Fleet managers can monitor vehicle location, speed, harsh braking, rapid acceleration, driver behaviour, vehicle diagnostics and other operational data.
HOW FLEET TELEMATICS WORKS
Fleet telematics combines GPS technology, vehicle sensors and engine data to give fleet managers real-time insight into their vehicles and drivers.
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GPS Tracking — Provides real-time visibility into vehicle location, speed, routes and movement. Geofencing can also track when vehicles enter or leave important locations.
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Driver Behaviour — Captures events such as rapid acceleration, harsh braking and erratic cornering, helping fleet managers identify risk and create targeted driver coaching opportunities.
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Vehicle Diagnostics — Uses data from the vehicle's onboard diagnostic system to provide information on fuel usage, odometer readings, engine performance and maintenance need
This information is brought together in fleet management software, giving managers a clear view of their fleet and helping them improve safety, efficiency and operating costs.