Tracking Systems

When most of us think of tracking systems, we think of highly technical equipment used by the government or on-board computers installed in many of today’s top automobiles. However, tracking devices are becoming more popular for use delivery, public transportation, trucking, and service industries. These industries are using GPS tracking systems to monitor the activities of drivers and to improve overall efficiency.

GPS tracking devices rely on a network of 24 satellites that orbit the Earth. At any given time, at least four of these satellites are capable of receiving and sending signals. This means at any time of the day or night, tracking devices can be used to locate vehicles or drivers.

One of the predominant uses of GPS tracking devices is theft prevention. GPS tracking systems often pay for themselves the moment a vehicle goes missing. Vehicles with GPS tracking systems can be located and recovered in just minutes. Many devices offer a feature that disables the engine or starter the moment a theft is reported.

When you use the Street Eagle from us, you can program it to send e-mail alerts the moment a driver goes outside of a defined field. You can also program our system to send alerts when drivers are speeding. Review the driver history and you may be able to determine which drivers are spending too much time idling between deliveries and which ones are using your vehicles for personal errands.