What Happens When a Company Vehicle Is Towed Without Permission? Can GPS Tracking Detect It?
What Happens When a Company Vehicle Is Towed Without Permission? Can GPS Tracking Detect It? A company vehicle can disappear without anybody starting the engine. It may be lifted onto a flatbed, pulled by another vehicle or removed from a parking area while the ignition remains completely off. For businesses that rely only on ignition […]
Can GPS Tracking Help Verify Proof of Delivery Without Calling the Driver?
A customer says the delivery never arrived. The driver insists they reached the destination. The delivery note cannot immediately be found, and nobody in the office knows exactly what happened. For businesses making dozens or hundreds of deliveries every day, situations like this can quickly turn into difficult customer disputes. Traditionally, the first response is […]
What Happens to GPS Tracking When a Vehicle Crosses Into Another Country?
A truck leaves Nairobi carrying goods towards Kampala. Several hours later it crosses the border into Uganda. For the fleet manager watching the vehicle from an office in Kenya, an important question arises: will the GPS tracker continue working once the vehicle is outside the country? In many cases, it can. Crossing an international border […]
GPS Tracking for Refrigerated Trucks in Kenya: Protecting Time-Sensitive Deliveries
A refrigerated truck can arrive at its destination without being stolen, damaged or involved in an accident and still deliver a costly loss. For businesses transporting milk, meat, fresh produce, pharmaceuticals, flowers, frozen foods and other temperature-sensitive goods, time spent on the road matters almost as much as the condition of the cargo itself. A […]
How GPS Tracking Can Help Manage Vehicles Assigned to Remote Project Sites
An authorised manager can check the location of a company vehicle through a tracking platform instead of depending entirely on phone calls, handwritten reports or verbal updates from employees at the project site.
Why Fuel Receipts Alone Cannot Tell You What Is Happening in Your Fleet
Why Fuel Receipts Alone Cannot Tell You What Is Happening in Your Fleet Fuel receipts can tell a business how much money was spent at the pump. What they cannot always explain is what happened to that fuel after it entered the vehicle. For companies operating trucks, vans, pickups and other commercial vehicles, this distinction […]
Your Driver Says “I Was Stuck in Traffic”; What Can GPS Tracking Actually Show?
Traffic is part of everyday business in Kenya. A delivery that should take 40 minutes can easily stretch beyond an hour, a technician may arrive late to a customer and a company vehicle may spend much longer on the road than management expected. When a driver explains the delay by saying, “I was stuck in […]
How GPS Tracking Can Help Protect High-Value Cargo in Transit
For businesses transporting electronics, pharmaceuticals, industrial equipment, construction materials, machinery parts or other high-value goods, the journey between the warehouse and the customer can be one of the most vulnerable stages of the supply chain. Once a loaded truck leaves the yard, management may have limited physical control over the vehicle until it reaches its […]
GPS Tracking for Agricultural and Farm Vehicles in Kenya: Protecting Tractors, Pickups and Produce Trucks
Agriculture depends increasingly on vehicles and machinery that spend much of their working life far from the farm office. Tractors prepare fields, pickups move supervisors and inputs, while trucks transport produce to collection centres, processors and markets. Once these assets leave the main yard, however, farm owners and managers can quickly lose visibility of where […]
Why Company Vehicles Keep Getting Used After Working Hours and How GPS Tracking Can Help
A company vehicle may be parked outside the office at 5 p.m., but that does not always mean its working day has ended. Across many businesses, vehicles assigned to employees continue moving in the evening, on weekends and during public holidays, sometimes with management having little visibility of where they are going or why. The […]