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Commercial transportation logistics management (TLM) fleet solutions have traditionally been employed by only a few large carriers and vertical market segments that could afford the cost of fleet management hardware and services. Large-scale commercial transportation logistics fleet management systems provide both data communications and tracking, but the complexity of these advanced fleet management systems and the overhead costs made them impractical for smaller operations. This has recently changed, where fleets of all sizes have embraced TLM solutions that have become more cost-effective and affordable. With the demand created by more than 92 million trucks and truck tractors operating in the
USA
alone, transportation logistics management services have become more widely available for other transportation segments to track vehicle movements, cargo, and rolling stock.
Market advantages for trailer tracking systems include:
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Determine exact vehicle location, using GPS |
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Know exactly when and where a trailer was dropped and unloaded |
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Minimize the requirement to physically count and identify trailers in a yard |
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Know where your drivers are, and, which routes they are taking |
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Track stolen tractors and trailers |
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Communicate with drivers effectively through in-cab messaging |
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Provide confidence to dispatchers in knowing that their communications to drivers have been received and acknowledged. Create an audit trail of these messages |
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Track key information |
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Provide truck identification, and electronic payments and cargo reporting in restricted areas, toll booths, and border crossings |
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Provide data downloads to business reporting programs for vehicle and driver documentation, regulation compliance to law enforcement officials, hours of service documentation, state highway use reports |
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Generate accurate reports for determining detention fees |
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Monitor driver performance |
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Track hours of service (HOS), highway use statistics by state, speed limit compliance, braking incidence, and route compliance |
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Conduct remote diagnostics |
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Provide over-the-air remote reporting of the vehicle’s operational data to ensure that maintenance schedules are kept and to warn of potential mechanical problems |
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Keep track of your vehicles wherever they are. Be “on the scene” instantly and in real-time when problems arise |
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