GPS Tracking for Portable Toilet Fleets
19 Jun 2018
The portable toilet industry is growing by leaps and bounds throughout the United States, accounting for roughly one billion dollars in revenue each year. According to Manta, an online directory dedicated to helping small businesses grow, there are 5,157 companies listed on their site offering portable toilets in the U.S. and every indication is that those numbers will grow over the next several years.
Where o People Need Portable Toilets?
Portable toilets are a necessity in many environments where running water is unavailable. These places include a variety of locations and events, including the following:
- Construction Sites
- Carnivals
- Concerts
- Festivals
- Fairs
- Outdoor Weddings
- Parks
- Golf Courses
- Sports Complexes
- Highway Construction Projects
- Disaster Relief Areas
- Marathon Routes (charity walks and runs, too)
It doesn’t take much to understand how useful, even essential, portable toilets can be today. They are instrumental in securing adequate sanitation in some areas and making sure that those on the go have somewhere to go.
Turtle nesting season is the U.S. is in full swing as turtles make their ways onto the nation’s beaches to lay their eggs. Depending on the area, it begins between March and May, and extends through October when the last of the baby sea turtles make their way to the ocean. Various threats endanger sea turtles nesting and nests, including humans, ocean water, other wildlife predators, and even poachers.
Sea turtle nests in Central America are in constant danger. In fact, poachers destroy around 90 percent of sea turtle nests. They then sell the eggs through illegal wildlife trade. In some countries, bars and restaurants serve the eggs as a delicacy item.
The National Safety Council, an organization dedicated to the elimination of unnecessary deaths in workplaces, homes, communities, and on roadways throughout the country recommends parents allow their teens to get the limo for prom – and for graduation.
What Prompted this Encouragement?
A statement from the National Safety Council president and CEO, Deborah A. P. Hersman says it all, “Teens should attend their graduations and proms – not funerals.”
While renting a limousine for proms and graduations may seem cost prohibitive, the costs of not doing so may be higher still, especially in light of 2016 statistics revealing that 2,820 teens between the ages of 13 and 19 were killed in car accidents making vehicle crashes the leading cause of teen deaths in the United States.
Benefits of Hiring Limos for Graduation and Prom Festivities
