GPS-monitoring system for the dispatching of transport logistics, as an element of logistics automation in general, has long been used and is in demand in areas such as:

• Transportation of goods by road haulage trains.
• Certain types of railroad transportation and transportation by water.
• Targeted delivery of goods within settlements.
• Courier delivery (both auto and foot couriers).
• Management of its own fleet of vehicles. For example, at service stations, taxi fleets, office vehicles, etc.
• Agricultural enterprises (tractors, combines, petrol and grain carriers).
• Passenger transportation.

It is important for all owners of vehicles and participants in logistics chains to receive timely information about the location of a particular shipment, courier or car. The use of a GPS tracker makes it possible to track the movement of transport for its more rational use.

Through the use of GPS tracking technology and trackers installed on the transport can optimize traffic routes, to register transport deviations from the set route, reducing fuel costs, depreciation and most importantly, to ensure the safety of delivered goods and driving culture (to provide control over the compliance of drivers with traffic rules).

Moreover, it should be noted that the installation of a GPS device allows you to uncover a variety of machinations of drivers and maintenance personnel, such as:

• Theft of fuel (often on highways there are buyers of fuel, to whom the drivers sell some of the available fuel, and then, having turned up the speedometer, put the difference in their pockets);
• part-time jobs along the way.

And the correct calculation of kilometers with the fixation of the traversed route does not give such an opportunity, and moreover – reduces both fuel consumption in general, and the cost of vehicle repairs.

The GPS-monitoring tools have the following functionality:

1. Monitoring the direction of the car.
2. Speed monitoring, including the determination of the speed limit.
3. Start the ignition system only after receiving an SMS.
4. Fuel consumption monitoring.
5. Monitoring of the cabin in audio mode.
6. Blocking of the motor when the vehicle leaves the allocated zone.
7. The possibility of fixing the accident, such as – collision, overturn, as well as unauthorized opening or lifting of the body.
8. Ability to alarm the driver (optional if the device has an alarm button).
9. Voice communication function, which reduces the cost of mobile communication.

Saving money spent on fuel and lubricants by installing a GPS monitoring system can be up to 30%, including – reduces downtime from 20 to 30% on average.

The possibilities of this type of devices in this area are almost limitless, for more detailed advice you can contact our consultants.