

Telematics is the tracking of a vehicle's location, movement, status, and behavior. This is accomplished by equipping the vehicle with a GPS communications device that communicates vehicle data and engine diagnostics to the dispatcher and/or Fleet Manager.
Fleet telematics solutions can provide the following features, among others:
• Vehicle Tracking
The ability to see where vehicles are at any time
• GEO Fences
Create virtual fences around company yards and drop-off locations. The vehicle delivers a notification to configurable individuals when a geofence is breached. This feature acts as a theft deterrent or sends out live warnings when the car is close to home base or a customer location
• Driver Behavior
Keeps track of things like speeding, hard braking, and quick acceleration
• Idle Time Monitoring
Tracks and notifies relevant parties about vehicle idle times. Idling trucks cost a lot of money in terms of gasoline for organizations that manage huge fleets
• Preventative Maintenance
Actively checks vehicle diagnostics, such as oil pressure, and sends out notifications when readings are out of range
• Electronic Logs
Replaces manual paper records with electronic logs. When a driver enters the vehicle, his or her status is tracked depending on the vehicle's motion until the driver exits. E-logs are preferred by regulators and managers because they are significantly more precise and efficient than paper-based logs
• Electronic Vehicle Inspection
A mobile application that guides the driver through a pre-and post-drive inspection checklist
Fleet telematics solutions provide a variety of advantages, including driver tracking and reduced idle time. Depending on the challenges you want to address, these programs could have a huge return on investment.





