Reach Customers Faster and Mind the Clock
GPS tracking can help roadside assistance providers quickly and efficiently dispatch the nearest driver to customers in need. In a competitive market that is often first come, first served, rapid response can win you more jobs and increase revenues and profits. Tracking also enables fleet managers to ensure that trucks are used only during appropriate work hours.
GPS Tracking and Roadside Assistance
Towing is a very competitive marketplace. Winning a job can come down to a matter of mere minutes. GPS tracking gives towing companies a major leg up as it enables your fleet manager to dispatch the nearest available truck to the scene as well as providing the most efficient route to get there.
Optimal GPS tracking systems work hand-in-hand with fleet management systems, allowing roadside assistance businesses to cut operating costs and maximize productivity while providing excellent service to their customers.
This is a tall order, and Rhino Fleet Tracking has solutions specifically for roadside assistance providers. Whether you use Agero, ServiceMax, Quest, or any other management software, we have the customized GPS fleet tracking integration you require. We also have the engineering and programming capability to customize the perfect solution for your unique business model.
For instance, when Auto Rescue of Lewisville, Texas struggled with GPS tracking problems like inaccurate locations, dropped locations, and loss of signal (all issues that can lead to delayed response times), they turned to Rhino Fleet Tracking for assistance.
After partnering with Rhino Fleet Tracking on a custom GPS fleet tracking system integration, Auto Rescue of Lewisville found that their response times were significantly reduced and service vehicle performance improved dramatically, resulting in an immediate increase in cost savings and customer satisfaction.
Our tracking system also provides fleet owners the ability to monitor their vehicles both on and off the clock. A GPS tracking system can be instrumental in assisting fleet managers with validating time sheets. Towing is an industry that is rife with moonlighting, where truck drivers will perform extra jobs off the clock (or even surreptitiously while on the clock) for cash payments. This inappropriate use of a company vehicle produces a litany of problems:
- Loss of revenue from jobs that should have belonged to the company
- Additional wear and tear on company vehicles without offsetting revenue
- Risk of vehicle damage or worker injury on jobs that are not benefitting the company
GPS vehicle tracking gives you the ability to monitor employees to ensure that those behaviors do not occur, and if they do, the ability to take appropriate action to stop them.