Some technicians don’t care for Global Positioning System vehicle tracking, but there’s no doubt they offer business owners a convenient way to run fleets more efficiently. GPS helps companies increase productivity and profitability by routing service calls more efficiently, saving fuel, time and money.In addition, for companies whose technicians work in remote areas where cell phone service is spotty or nonexistent, GPS offers a safety net that alerts dispatchers to potential health or safety issues. Some systems also provide enough detail to help technicians learn better driving habits. Here, three contractors tell about their experiences with GPS tracking.“We run GPS
