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Fleet management systems have been around a while and have become so complex that it has evolved into Field Resource Management. This article explores 5 reasons why all fleets need at least a basic Field Resource Management system.
In real-time, the GPS fleet tracking system tells the Department of Public Services where trucks are located, how much salt the trucks are using, whether truck plows are up or down and how fast the trucks are going.
the tracking system could have prevented a deadly train crash in 2008 when a Metrolink train ran a stop signal in Chatsworth and slammed into an oncoming freight train.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has signed a bill this week that allows judges to order GPS tracking for people who violate restraining orders.
GPS tracking technology has brought the historic Qantas Link Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race (one of biggest yacht races in Australia) into a new era.
The race will be watched by more fans than ever before, thanks to the latest in GPS tracking technology that will allow millions worldwide to watch the progress of every yacht in real time, as they battle it out across the sea.
Fans will be able to get just as involved in the race as if they were part of the crew. Users can not only view information about each yacht and its progress, they can also access analysis on a yacht’s average speed and handicap to get a running account of the expected result.
More Gas Price Increases Expected During Peak Summer Driving Season (April – September)
Chicago police say GPS technology foiled an armed robbery.
Last month a bank teller in Massachusetts used a high-tech GPS tracking device to help police catch a bank robber.
On a Friday morning a man wearing a face mask entered a bank and demanded money from the tellers.
Gas prices have topped $7 per gallon on Santa Catalina Island, a gorgeous island off the coast off southern California.
Gas prices on Catalina Island have been averaging more than $7 a gallon for the past two weeks.
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf was arrested again Monday, just days after he posted bail on similar charges that he burglarized a home and stole prescription drugs, authorities said.
Leaf, a former standout quarterback for Washington State, was the No. 2 pick in the 1998 draft behind Peyton Manning.
The GPS navigational system shows that he was in that driveway during the time frame of the burglary.
