The following insurance companies offer discounts for installing an anti-theft GPS tracking system:

• 21st Century Insurance up to 15%
• AAA Insurance up to 18%
• AIG Insurance up to 15%
• Allstate Insurance (CA,TX,NY,FL) up to 10%
• ALFA Insurance (AL) up to 10%
• Farmers Insurance up to 15%
• Fireman’s Fund up to 5%
• GEICO up to 25%
• Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance (GA) up to 15%
• Liberty Mutual up to 25%
• Mercury Insurance up to 30%
• Nationwide Insurance (CA) up to 10%
• Progressive Insurance up to 15%
• Safeco Insurance up to 10%
• Traveler’s Auto Insurance up to 15%
• USAA Insurance up to 33%

Visit Liveviewgps.com and check out the options we have available when it comes to GPS tracking.   You can also call us direct at 661-294-6805.

If you’re in the equipment rental business, you don’t need any help to know that it can operate at a hectic pace at times and the smallest details can be lost through the cracks for months at a time before you notice. GPS tracking can help you get a better handle on those fine details and so much more. These are just a few of the benefits GPS tracking has to offer your equipment rental company. Read the rest of this entry »

On the roadways, your drivers represent your business. The actions of your drivers greatly affect public opinion about your business and can have a direct impact on where people turn for their business needs. Regardless of the industry you’re in, if your drivers are driving recklessly or irresponsibly, you are losing customers and potential business. That is one reason so many companies took to using bumper stickers and vehicle signs asking drivers on the roads to call in and report about drivers.

The Fatal Flaw with the Bumper Sticker Idea

In theory it’s a great idea. The problem is that most drivers today either don’t want to be bothered with calling in to report on other drivers or they believe it’s none of their business and they should keep their thoughts to themselves. You’re relying on other people to monitor your drivers for you and that really doesn’t work. Read the rest of this entry »

Sewer workers have important jobs that ensure the safety of communities. When the city of Modesto found sewer workers goofing off rather than doing the jobs they were being paid to do, it had no choice but to take disciplinary action.

The wheels of justice are slow to turn in some areas. Modesto sewer workers earn between $54,264 and $76,488 annually and are responsible for cleaning, servicing, and repairing the nearly 60 sewer and stormwater lift stations in the city.

An investigation, taking a little more than five months to complete, revealed that four city employees had been engaging in a variety of activities other than their work responsibilities while being paid to work for the city. In fact, one of the four men facing discipline resulting from the investigation received a full day’s pay at least 43 times during the five-month investigation in which he worked fewer hours than required to do so. A second employee did the same 37 times during the investigation window with a third doing so 24 times and the fourth man getting paid a full day’s pay when not working the required hours 10 times. Read the rest of this entry »

According to the Irish Examiner, animals, such as the fox, hare, and red deer are suffering as a result of a landscape dominated by humans. Concerns have arisen that the expansion of humans into landscapes once left to these animals may leave them more isolated and vulnerable to extinction.

A global wildlife study involving 114 scientists and 803 animals from 57 species on six continents has used GPS location tracking data to make big picture conclusions about the impact of man on the routine migratory movements of animals. Read the rest of this entry »