GPS Fleet and Asset Tracking

GPS trackers connect to a series of satellites to determine their location. The tracker uses a process called trilateration, which uses the positions of three or more satellites in the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) network and its distance from them to determine latitude, longitude, elevation, and time. When placed in a vehicle, the business can collect additional actionable data like speed, the vehicle's health, engine idling time, trip history, and much more. Get started with a free, no-obligation quote.