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GPS
Live Tracking Increases Efficiency & Simplifies
Routing.
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Dispatch
& GPS Routing
An
ideal device for Dispatch & GPS Routing is the RMT Rover GPS.
 The
RMT Rover is an active
device that allows you to monitor your dispatch vehicles in
real time. It can alert you ofreal time incidents and
whereabouts as well as provide a complete history log.
It can also be set to monitor details like seatbelt usage and
speeding. This auto tracking device lets you locate your dispatch
vehicle or truck at anytime letting you know where they are.
Some highlights
of using a Real-time GPS tracker such as the RMT Rover include:
Routing:
Allows the user to
instantly type in an address, map the address, and the software
finds the closest vehicle to that address. The vehicle can then
be routed by shortest route or by quickest route.
Geofencing:
A geofence
is a geographic region on a map that generates an event when
a vehicle enters or exits the region and sends an alert.
Key info.
At a glance: Provides the convenience
and accessibility to use the software from virtually any internet
connection. The software can be configured to run independently
on a single Windows PC or on a network of PCs that share a common
database (such as Microsoft SQL Server).
The software was designed to facilitate in multi-tasking
applications.
Rapid Tracking:
It’s often critical to follow a vehicle
very closely as it moves along on the map. Multiple vehicles may be placed in Rapid Tracking
mode at once. The vehicle positions are updated every few seconds
and the map is re-centered and zoomed to include all vehicles
in Rapid Tracking mode
Decreases
Excess Speeds: By
tracking the speed of your vehicles you can reduce the
chance of an accident and save money on fuel. Our systems
keep a complete record of your vehicles speed at any particular
moment.
Validates
Service Calls: By
simply looking at the history of a vehicle you can quickly tell
when it arrived and how long it was at a particular service
call. There is a clear record which eliminates assumptions and
guesswork.
More
Accurate Billing: Using a GPS solution creates
a digital log of time speed and route used by your fleet. Time
and fuel costs used specifically on the job can be
accurately calculated with this digital
log.
Reduce
Fuel and Maintenance Costs: The average operating cost per vehicle is about $1.50 per mile. A
company can reduce at least 25 miles per week for each vehicle
with the RMT Rover Tracking System.
Reduce
Delay and Time Spent at Unauthorized Locations: With our software you can not only track but easily
establish an alert system for events like a driver going outside
of a designated area or staying idle for too long.
Receive
Lower Insurance Rates by up to 35%: Many insurance companies offer discounted premiums
for vehicles that have a Real Time GPS system.
Increase
Efficiency: On average, each vehicle
could complete at least one extra stop, job, or delivery per
week by using the one of our web based systems.
Eliminates
Paper Logs: The digital record is not
subject to human error and makes the process of record keeping
more in depth without any additional hassle.
Improves
Response Time & Customer Service: By knowing where your vehicles at all times on a real time
map, dispatchers can easily send the nearest vehicle when a
new job arises. This saves both
money and time.
Monitors
Driver Activities: Many of our systems report all vehicle activity and immediately alert
fleet managers by cell phone and email of speeding and unauthorized
use of company vehicles.
Application
Options: Your system can be set
up to detect several activities that are complete separate from
simply tracking. You can monitor: seatbelt use, door lock/ unlock,
starter kill, vehicle alarm notification, vehicle remote start
(If equipped with remote start).
Reduces
Operating Costs: Idling
causes twice the amount of damage as average driving. One hour
of idling is equal to between 80 and 120 minutes of driving
time. The resulting loss of fuel economy from excessive idling
can add up to 800 gallons of fuel annually for the average truck.
Monitoring and reducing speeds, routes, and idle times are just
a few things that fleet owners can do to lower their fuel bills.
Each mile per hour above 50 MPH increases fuel consumption by
1.5 percent. Wear on tires almost doubles on road speeds of
70 MPH or greater.
Reduces Overtime:
Employee
overtime rates are estimated at about $30/hour. On average,
a company can reduce at least 1 hour of overtime per week with
a GPS fleet tracking system.
Monitors Routes and Stops: Creating
a digital log of routes and stops is key
for determining whether your fleet is running efficiently. Idle
time and stops at unauthorized locations can become costly for
your business; with a GPS system you can ensure that this does
not become a problem.
Eliminates Paper Logs:
GPS
software keeps a digital log of speed, stops, route, and arrival
times. This record is far more accurate and harder to dispute
than paper logs. A digital record is not subject to human error.
It creates more detailed records without any additional hassle.
Detects Side Jobs:
By
tracking both real time and historic data you can spot and eliminate
suspicious use of your vehicles by employees. If employees are
aware that they can be monitored they are less likely to engage
in side jobs and unproductive behavior.
Improves Safety & Driver Responsibility: Drivers
who know they are being monitored are more careful. This can
reduce accidents.
Prevents Fraudulent Claims: With
a good digital log you can prove that your fleet was where it
needed to be when it needed to be there
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