Commercial GPS Tracking Built for Small Fleets That Need Profit, Not Complexity

Choose the Right GPS Fleet Tracking Hardware: Plug-and-Play or Hardwired?

Our software utilizes GPS tracking devices that can be installed in your vehicles to give you accurate location and usage information around the clock. These devices can either be permanently hardwired into the vehicle or in a plug-and-play format for greater flexibility. Here’s a quick comparison to help you choose the right technology for your fleet:

• Hardwired trackers use a three-wire connection directly to the vehicle’s systems. This means they are installed out of the way to prevent tampering. Although they do require professional installation, they boost long-term accountability for drivers and make a good choice for owner-operated or high-risk vehicles.
• Plug-and-play trackers are battery-powered and can be installed in seconds without electrical know-how. This means they are perfect for light-duty vehicles or those that need immediate visibility out on the road.

Whichever truck tracking system works best for your needs, Track Your Truck’s GPS devices operate on certified networks operated by AT&T and Verizon. That means you can depend on them to provide a constant stream of information without dropping out the way generic, low-cost GPS trackers often do.

Improve Driver Behavior Without Becoming the Bad Guy

Fleet managers and operators have a legitimate interest in knowing where their trucks are and how they’re being used in the field. NetTrack supports this by providing automatic alerts for the three biggest indicators of unsafe and inefficient driver behavior: excessive speed, harsh braking, and rapid acceleration. It also integrates with dashcams for visual incident verification to strengthen claims defense and internal reviews.

Far from being a means of spying on your drivers, NetTrack is a powerful coaching tool you can use to correct driving behaviors that can impact driver safety. This not only keeps your drivers safe on the road, but it also helps enforce your professional driving standards, protects your business from liability, and ensures compliance.

Compliance With Regulations

Beyond ensuring trucks are safe enough for drivers to operate, equipment must conform with government regulations. Standards confirm fleets are compliant with the law and keep drivers safe.

Standard regulations for fleets include:

• ELDs: Electronic logging devices, or ELDs, help ensure drivers practice safe driving by recording their activity. An ELD will check whether a driver is taking the breaks they need as required by hours-of-service, or HOS, regulations. They record information like the date, time, location, how many miles a vehicle has traveled and engine diagnostics.
• DVIR: Driver vehicle inspection reports, or DVIRs, ensure you maintain vehicles according to fleet safety and inspection regulations, making the pre- and post-trip inspection process much more efficient. Drivers will be able to update managers with maintenance issues and can even include photo documentation. Plus, managers will instantly receive driver reports rather than waiting for when the driver has time to complete one manually.
• IFTA: International fuel tax agreements, or IFTAs, simplify and standardize fuel tax reporting across the entire U.S. and Canadian provinces. Rather than having to file tax forms in each location you travel, your company will only need to file taxes through your base jurisdiction.