Why Your Truck Is Consuming Too Much Fuel and How Telematics Can Help
Telematics gives management better information about actual route performance. A company can compare the fuel and distance associated with particular journeys and use those records to improve pricing, budgeting and vehicle allocation.
Why Combining a Car Alarm and GPS Tracker Provides Better Security
Ignition alerts can make this combination even more useful. If the tracker reports that the ignition has been switched on unexpectedly, the owner can check the vehicle location immediately. This creates another warning channel even if the audible alarm was not heard.
Can Someone Detect or Remove a Hidden GPS Tracker?
Most professionally installed wired GPS trackers are positioned discreetly within the vehicle and connected to its electrical system. The objective is to keep the equipment away from obvious locations while allowing it to receive reliable power and communicate with the tracking platform. The quality of this installation can have a major influence on how easily the device is discovered.
How to Monitor Fuel Refilling and Drainage Remotely
Remote monitoring becomes even more valuable when fuel drainage is suspected. A sudden drop in fuel level while the vehicle is parked or operating under unusual circumstances may indicate that fuel has been removed.
How Geofencing Helps Businesses Control Company Vehicle Movement
For businesses that depend on vehicles to deliver goods, move employees, visit customers or transport equipment, knowing where those vehicles are is only part of effective fleet management. The more important question is whether they are being used where and when they are supposed to be. Geofencing gives businesses a practical way to monitor those […]
What Should a GPS Tracker Installation Certificate Contain?
Installing a GPS tracker is only one part of securing a vehicle. Once the technician has completed the work, the vehicle owner should also receive proper documentation confirming what was installed, when it was installed and the vehicle in which the equipment was fitted. This document is commonly referred to as a GPS tracker installation […]
What Happens When Your GPS Tracker Goes Offline?
A GPS tracker going offline can be worrying, especially when the vehicle is still on the road or when the system is being relied on for security. For many motorists and fleet managers, the first assumption is that the tracker has stopped working completely or has been removed. In reality, an offline status can be […]
How to Build a Layered Vehicle Security System in Kenya
Fuel monitoring can form another valuable layer for commercial operators. A truck may never be stolen while still losing substantial amounts of money through fuel drainage or unauthorised use. Integrating fuel sensors with GPS tracking allows businesses to monitor fuel activity alongside the vehicle’s location.
Driver Monitoring Systems Explained: Detecting Fatigue and Distraction Before It Becomes Dangerous
A driver can be physically behind the wheel while mentally being somewhere else. Fatigue, mobile phone use, conversations, long working hours and loss of concentration can reduce attention even when a vehicle appears to be moving normally. For businesses operating commercial fleets, this creates a risk that traditional GPS tracking alone cannot fully address because […]
Car Immobiliser vs Hidden Cut Off Switch: What Is the Difference?
Vehicle owners looking for stronger protection against theft will often come across two security options that appear to perform a similar job: a car immobiliser and a hidden cut off switch. Both are designed to make it more difficult for an unauthorised person to drive a vehicle away, but they achieve that objective differently. Understanding […]