GPS Fleet GPS Tracking Options

[18WheelBurnout]

I own a small fleet in central Texas and I'm researching GPS options for our drivers. I came across these guys, GPS Fleet Tracking, and was wondering if you have any experience with them, or with another similar product.

Thanks!

 

[2xR]

Welcome to TruckersForum.

I removed the link you posted. It could have been considered spam, and, it may have been, but, I'm giving you the benefit of doubt.

By the way, this message could have taken place in private if you had opted to allow Private Messages.

 

[RailroadRIDER]

I asked this question a while back when I first got here. No one had much if any experience with it and I eventually went out on a limb and bought a system. To me its worth it to see where my instate trucks are and see if there is any way to cut a few bucks off the trip. I can post a link to where I bought mine from if its ok with 2xR.

 

[kickin chicken]

I asked this question a while back when I first got here. No one had much if any experience with it and I eventually went out on a limb and bought a system. To me its worth it to see where my instate trucks are and see if there is any way to cut a few bucks off the trip. I can post a link to where I bought mine from if its ok with 2xR.

You are welcome to discuss the benefits and downfalls of the software that you purchased.
You wouldn't need to include the link though. We don't allow advertising.
Start a new thread re: GPS Software.
It is an integral part of trucking and would be a great discussion thread.

 

[terrylamar]

Why do you fell the need to track your drivers?

 

[patriciajnsn]

Why do you fell the need to track your drivers?

Just another way to keep a leash on the drivers.I feel if companies can afford tracking devices they can pay their drivers more.Most can read a map they don't need a bibasitter to make sure they're going the right way.Here's how my company tracks the drivers,we call in every morning before 8:30 and give them our 20 and that's it.Don't have to call in on weekends they don't work.I like weekends,LOL.

 

[terrylamar]

I just be where when I'm supposed to be there, usually much earlier.

 

[Duck]

Just another way to keep a leash on the drivers.I feel if companies can afford tracking devices they can pay their drivers more.Most can read a map they don't need a bibasitter to make sure they're going the right way.Here's how my company tracks the drivers,we call in every morning before 8:30 and give them our 20 and that's it.Don't have to call in on weekends they don't work.I like weekends,LOL.

What's a bibasitter?

 

[Duck]

My best guess would be one who sits upon bibas.

Well then what the hell is a biba? View attachment 13796
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[RailroadRIDER]

Well then what the hell is a biba? View attachment 13797

Wow you guys\gals are too much

! I use it for a few reasons, 1 drops insurance (tracking\anti-theft) and its a way to tell how fast a truck was going IF there is an incident.

Just a redundant way to make sure things keep moving smoothly!
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