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GPS Tracking to Prevent Lost Drones
13 Sep 2017
Losing line of sight can result in hours spent searching for your drone along with the risk of never recovering it. This is why GPS tracking can be so important for protecting your investment in an unmanned aerial vehicle or drone and what you might want to look for when considering GPS tracking to help you keep tabs on your drones when they are out of sight due to pilot error or other unforeseen circumstances. Read the rest of this entry »
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GPS Tracking for Warehouse Goods
12 Sep 2017
Keeping up with goods in a warehouse can be challenging in the best of circumstances. In today’s busy warehouses, though, chaos can sometimes reign resulting in lost, misplaced, or misdirected pallets and the merchandise they carry.
GPS tracking for warehouse goods can spare you from countless man hours wasted searching for missing items, improve your relationship with your customers, and help reduce the number of items that are stolen from your warehouse routinely. These are a few key examples of the benefits GPS tracking for your warehouse can deliver. Read the rest of this entry »
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GPS fleet tracking has a lot more than you may realize to offer your refrigerated truck fleet. In fact, you may be surprised by how well GPS fleet tracking tools can help you accomplish your goals. Because today’s fleet tracking tools are so highly customizable, you can adjust them to meet needs specific to refrigerated trucks as well as the standard tasks GPS fleet tracking is known to aid with.
Here are just a few things GPS fleet tracking can do for your refrigerated truck fleet: Read the rest of this entry »
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Cougar Crosses Busy LA Freeway Safely
7 Sep 2017In Thousand Oaks, California, researchers recently discovered a rare case of a Santa Monica Mountains cougar that successfully crossed U.S. Highway 101. The animal then moved into a quieter range.
The subadult male big cat, named P-55, managed to cross the highway early on July 30. It traveled along the Conjeo Grade 72 Kilometers west of downtown L.A. The animal also crossed State Routes 23 and 118 where it successfully got to the Santa Susana Mountains.
The event is only the fourth ever known crossing of the 101 in the last 15 years. Researchers have been studying the Santa Monica Mountains big cats throughout that time. The population suffers from various threats to their wellbeing. These include a lack of genetic diversity and inbreeding due to the fact that the mountain range is closed off by the Pacific Ocean and L.A. and its western suburbs. Read the rest of this entry »
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How Does GPS Fleet Tracking Work?
6 Sep 2017
Chances are good that you’ve heard the many potential benefits GPS fleet tracking has to offer your organization. There are plenty of ecstatic users of this technology out there extolling its virtues near and far on the World Wide Web and beyond.
You’ve heard about how it can improve record keeping, cut fuel costs, keep drivers in check, and even reduce labor all while helping you keep your customers happier. What you likely haven’t heard much about is how GPS fleet tracking actually works to help your fleet accomplish all these things. Read the rest of this entry »




