Tracking real time locations

All our systems can monitor the way your employees drive your vehicles so that you can ensure they are doing so safely and within the law. You can receive alerts if your vehicles are exceeding a set limit or for an extra charge local speed limits. This will enable you to identify drivers at risk of receiving speeding fines and possible driving suspension due to the loss of points on their licence. You can also receive reports on harsh driving, particularly excessive braking, acceleration and cornering. Many find this a useful way of comparing how different drivers rate.

Tracking driver behaviour

Our system allows you to know where your vehicles are, tracking them any time of day or night. You will see whether the vehicle’s ignition is on or off, how fast it is moving and the address it is at. The real-time location works all over Australia where there is Telstra4G coverage. If full coverage of Australia is required a Satellite connected service is also available.

History playback

It is possible to see details of where your vehicles have been on any day, perfect for checking to see if they are doing what you expected them to do or if they have visited the places that you wanted them to go to. You can see this either as a list or on a map.

Tracking fuel consumption and costs

Our customers report that just by fitting the trackers onto their vehicles and discussing their use with their drivers, they can decrease the amount of fuel used by around 10%. If closer monitoring of the vehicles are undertaken this can be reduced even further. In many cases extra jobs can be fitted in because of more efficient use of the vehicle and employee time and this will pay for the trackers many times over.

Driver identification

It can sometimes be more important to know who is driving a vehicle than which vehicle is being driven, for example if you have vehicles that are pooled or shared and it receives an infringement notice and you cannot identify the driver you could be liable to a large fine. In such instances knowing who the driver is can save you a considerable amount of money. Also in large work-sites where safety speed limits apply you can determine who is exceeding those limits and address the problem.
 The driver ID system can be set up either to allow any driver with a tag to drive a vehicle or you can restrict a vehicle to a group of drivers. In the first case you can also choose to allow a vehicle to be started with or without a driver ID being present, in the latter case the vehicle can only be started if the driver ID is used.