GPS Fleet Tracking systems help you get the most out of your employees, both in the office and in the field.
In five key areas
1: Saving you money
By reducing the amount of fuel used to carry out the same tasks, GPS Fleet systems repeatedly prove to save fleet operators money. Whether this is achieved through reduced idle times, more accurate monitoring of private use or through more direct journeys, the money saved on fuel can result in the system paying for itself in as little as six months! Many Fleet customers have saved up to £1,000 a year per vehicle, on reduced fuel costs alone. Case studies are available upon request.
2: Servicing your customers
No matter what market you operate in, standing out from the competition by providing first class customer service is vital. Telematic Fleet systems provide powerful information at a glance, empowering you to keep customers informed whilst maximising the efficiency of your drivers. Through LIVE vehicle tracking, your team can provide accurate arrival times, search for vehicles closest to a chosen location, generate detailed journey reporting for proof of service, and educate drivers on efficient routes.
3: Aiding productivity
Ensuring the productivity of your workforce is a very difficult task, even with the most loyal and committed employees. Coupled with this is the burden of administration involved with owning and operating a vehicle fleet. Fleet Tracking systems automatically capture data on vehicle usage, meaning you can generate detailed and powerful reports at a click of a button – without the legwork! LIVE vehicle monitoring also helps you ensure your vehicles and drivers are where they should be. The impact a fleet tracking system has on driver behaviour is particularly interesting. The initial, and often negative attitude drivers have is quickly replaced with a sense of acceptance and reassurance that their safety and wellbeing are of importance to their employer. Furthermore, the knowledge that their location is being monitored results in a reduction in vehicle abuse and more direct and efficient journeys.
4: Helping you comply
The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 came into force on April 6, 2008. If senior management have shown gross negligence to the health and safety of their workforce and a death occurs, an offence of corporate manslaughter or corporate homicide now applies. Perhaps more significantly, individual senior managers can now be held personally responsible for the health and safety of their employees. Fleet tracking systems automate the monitoring of vehicle usage and reminds your team when vehicle services are due, when tyres and cam-belts need replacing, help to identify drivers that drive excessively fast, and when vehicles are being used improperly. LIVE vehicle tracking also lets you produce detailed journey and incident reports.
5: Helping reduce your footprint
CO2 emissions from corporate travel can account for over 25% of a company’s carbon ‘footprint’. Emissions from travel are highly visible to staff, investors and customers, and often linked to the perceived environmental impact a business has on the environment. Reducing the carbon use of your vehicle fleet is an obvious area for you to target in order to reduce your overall carbon use. GPS Fleet tracking systems provide you with the ability to calculate how much carbon your fleet is using, empowering you to take measures to reduce or offset this use. It does this through an intelligent Carbon Usage Calculator that automatically considers vehicle type, engine size, fuel type, miles travelled and variable speeds.
Road Angel Fleet’s products provide tangible benefits to fleet operators, and considering their low cost, deliver outstanding return on investment.
