Although fleet maintenance checkups are essential to prevent high costs and possible liability down the road, they can take up a lot of your time, diverting your attention from other important matters. Luckily, there are simple and easy-to-use software like GPS tracking that automate the monitoring process so you don’t have to.

You can purchase GPS fleet tracking for your vehicles to make preventative maintenance and monitoring of your fleet much easier and less time-consuming. The time for manually logging all of the maintenance for each of your vehicles and figuring out when you should maintain which vehicle is over. So you can free up your time for more important issues while eliminating any room for error.

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If you manage an HVAC fleet, you’re in charge of making sure your employees are on time for appointments and working efficiently. But if you don’t know where your HVAC fleet is when the vehicles are out on the road, how can you be sure?

We all like to think that our employees have the company’s best interest in mind and use company vehicles only for their intended purposes and never go off route. But in reality, this is often not the case, even more so when employees know they aren’t being monitored.

So what’s the best way to monitor your HVAC fleet? Using GPS tracking on all of your vehicles.

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There are a number of reasons an individual might want to secretly track a vehicle. You could have an unruly child, an unfaithful spouse, or you could be a private detective or law enforcement officer. Or perhaps your a business owner that rents vehicles and would prefer your customers don’t know that they’re being tracked. Another big reason for secretly tracking a vehicle is for theft protection. If you have an obvious GPS tracker installed in the vehicle, the thief could easily get rid of it and speed off with your vehicle.

The reasons for wanting to secretly track a car are practically endless. In this article, we’ll go over how you can secretly track a car.

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Every biker loves to get out on the road in the summer and fall. If you’re like most people, you got your motorcycle to recreate and enjoy beautiful days on your bike. However, all motorcycle owners should be aware that there is a higher chance of theft.

According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), motorcycle thefts are on the rise for the second year in a row. According to the NICBs report, motorcycle thefts are up 26% from 2019. Last year, over 1 million vehicles were stolen in the United States and over 50,000 of those vehicles were motorcycles. That means about 1 in 20 vehicles or 5% of all vehicles stolen in the U.S. last year were motorcycles. In August alone, nearly 6,000 of the vehicles were reported stolen.

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Fuel theft can account for significant added costs for any business that utilizes vehicles. For fleets especially, fuel theft can seriously add up over time and across vehicles, eating up your business’s profits. Although fuel costs for transportation companies are inevitable, cutting down on fleet fuel theft and greatly benefit your bottom line.

Fuel theft can manifest in one of three ways: criminal fuel theft where thieves break into the vehicle to steal fuel, which is the most uncommon; employees can knowingly or unknowingly abuse their fuel privileges with a company fuel card; or outside entities can set up devices that look like credit card scanners that take the card information to use elsewhere. Read on to learn about some red flags for fleet fuel theft.

Fleet Fuel Theft Red Flags

 To be able to address fuel theft in your company, you first need to understand the warning signs that point toward fuel theft.

Look for unusual activity and trends across your fleet.

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