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and expenses. They also report if the device is disconnected for unsafe or unauthorized use. “Investing in fleet tracking is a smart decision for landscape companies look- ing to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance customer service,” Gould says. “The ability to monitor vehicle loca- tions, optimize routes, and ensure driver safety translates to significant operation- al benefits.” TE
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more,” Fongemie says. “Some of the fleet tracking software systems even have scorecards that can turn this into gamification. So you can gamify the fleet, figure out and then reward the drivers who are a little more cautious.” DiMartino notes that accidents will be
reduced as your safe driving increases, and commercial auto insurance premi- ums can lower as a result. Fleet tracking can also be beneficial in
tracking preventative maintenance and overall vehicle health. “For example, they can monitor
engine diagnostics, alerting managers to potential issues before they become costly repairs,” Gould says. Fongemie says every month they have
stories of their customers being able to recover their stolen equipment or vehicle that were equipped with GPS devices. “Mowers, trailers and other assets can
be tracked for time at each location and will never be lost again,” DiMartino says. DiMartino says they monitor driving outside of defined territories and outside of defined working hours, which saves owners from unauthorized vehicle usage
KEYTAKEAWAYS
Improve your overall visi- bility and understanding of your operations with fleet tracking software.
Fleet tracking makes it easier to optimize routes, identify idle times, and monitor vehicle mainte- nance needs.
Fleet tracking can also aid in billing and protect against false claims.
Utilize fleet tracking software to increase safe driving behaviors and reduce accidents.
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