FleetMap
Location is everything
GPS reporting of your vehicles’ latitude and longitude is certainly valuable information in determining your fleet’s operational efficiency. Reporting the exact route each vehicle took for any day can help you reduce costs and improve productivity.
Show Me My Fleet
FleetMap employs Microsoft MapPoint to create a map view of your vehicles’ history of reported positions relative to towns, cities, highways, and streets. You can select from a number of layers, which determine the level of detail and plot the vehicle’s position according to reported events.
Using FleetMap you can reconstruct the route taken by a driver on any given day, verify any deviations or unscheduled side trips, and view alarm criteria, such as exceeding a specified speed or excessive idling—with all information presented on a “pushpin” map.
Real-time Positioning (AVL)
Real-time positioning presents a map view of your vehicles’ current positions.You want to know:
- Which driver is closest to a new pickup assignment?
- Who can take the work a driver cannot complete?
- Is the driver close to the customer location?
Historical (Past Analysis)
Historical reporting lets you see the route that a vehicle has traveled on a previous day.You want to know:
- Was your truck at the customer location on time?
- Why one driver performs better than another when driving the same route?
- Was the driver traveling at the legal speed limit following a complaint?
With FleetMap you can:
- Analyze the driver run sheet and compare vehicle location with completion information.
- Determine how your vehicles are being handled.
- Identify non-productive time in seconds.
- Determine which drivers generated alarms and where.