As we mentioned in part one, there have been all types of fleet companies that have started using GPS tracker and tracking software to help them save time and cost. Let's go into detail about trucking companies benefiting greatly from GPS tracker by savings on fuel and improve scheduling. In part two,  we will be highlighting another two ways that GPS tracker save your cost.

Efficiency: It makes sense to want to know where drivers are at in order to keep your truck, trailer and product assets safe and delivery times on target. GPS trackers make for better shipping with the possibility of keeping an active, digital list of all inventory while tracking when and where it goes. 

Compliance with hours of service: Truck drivers always spend long hours out on the road, but even the trucking industry has regulations to follow as presented by the Department of Transportation. Motor carriers operating in interstate commerce and drivers of commercial motor vehicles need to comply or companies can face hefty fines. GPS trackers can act as an automatic time card showing start and stop times of a driver's work day.