Sponsor: ClearPathGPS

It’s the end of the day and the phone rings at your office. There’s an angry caller on the other end of the line. It seems one of your company trucks turned around in a parking lot, clipped the caller’s car, and kept going.

According to the caller, the truck caused thousands of dollars in damages. The crew supervisor states that no employee traveled anywhere near the address in question. But the caller is persistent. They have the name of the company, a driver description, a plate number, and a witness.

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Thanks to fleet tracking…

…businesses from construction and industrial firms to local delivery and paratransit fleets are able to monitor their drivers’ routes, routines, and performances. However, business owners often waver when they believe their team might question their loss of privacy, job competence, or job fairness. Change may be resisted but the latest research from Berg Insight, Frost & Sullivan, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows beyond the shadow of a doubt that the business benefits tip the scale in favor of fleet tracking for growth, success, and longevity.

ClearPathGPS is an easy-to-use fleet management system which offers thirty-second updates on vehicles in the field, as well as color-coded status updates and track points. Watch your fleet moving automatically in real time. Over 60 reports, graphs and alerts to choose from with the ability to show the full fleet history for up to one year. The industry-leading service and support teams specialize in working with small to midsize local fleets. No contracts. Suspend or cancel anytime. $20/month.

Maybe you’re evaluating GPS fleet tracking, but you’re worried it’ll spook your drivers.

Or maybe you’re just starting to research vehicle tracking. You see how it could benefit your company — saving you money, improving customer service, encouraging better driver behavior. But you’re thinking it could also hurt employee morale. What if it makes your drivers think you don’t trust them?

And what does the law say? When are you violating your drivers’ privacy? What can and can’t you do? Could these trackers come back to bite you with a lawsuit?

Maybe you’re evaluating GPS fleet tracking, but you’re worried it’ll spook your drivers.

Or maybe you’re just starting to research vehicle tracking. You see how it could benefit your company — saving you money, improving customer service, encouraging better driver behavior. But you’re thinking it could also hurt employee morale. What if it makes your drivers think you don’t trust them?

And what does the law say? When are you violating your drivers’ privacy? What can and can’t you do? Could these trackers come back to bite you with a lawsuit?

Maybe you’re evaluating GPS fleet tracking, but you’re worried it’ll spook your drivers.

Or maybe you’re just starting to research vehicle tracking. You see how it could benefit your company — saving you money, improving customer service, encouraging better driver behavior. But you’re thinking it could also hurt employee morale. What if it makes your drivers think you don’t trust them?

And what does the law say? When are you violating your drivers’ privacy? What can and can’t you do? Could these trackers come back to bite you with a lawsuit?