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GPS Drift: Why Your Tracker Shows a Trip When the Car is Parked It’s Monday morning and you open your fleet dashboard. A truck that sat in the lot all weekend shows three short trips at 2:14 [...]

Geotab OEM Integration for GM: Fleet Tracking Without Additional Hardware For businesses operating Chevrolet, GMC, Buick or Cadillac vehicles, fleet tracking may not require installing another [...]

How to Read a MyGeotab Exceptions Report No fleet manager can watch every mile their vehicles drive. Managing by exception solves that problem: you decide which behaviors matter, and MyGeotab [...]

GO vs GO Anywhere: Which Geotab Tracker Is Right for Your Fleet? Most fleets track more than just cars and trucks. Trailers, containers, generators, roll-off bins and heavy equipment all need to [...]

ELD Rules in Canada vs. the United States: What Cross-Border Fleets Need to Know FleetELD Rules in Canada vs. the United States: What Cross-Border Fleets Need to KnowWhat Are Harsh ABC Events? [...]

Ford Harsh ABC Events: What Fleet Managers Need to Know Fleet safety depends on more than knowing where vehicles are. Understanding how vehicles are being driven can help fleet managers identify [...]

Fuel Cost Estimates: Understanding and Managing Fleet Fuel Spending Fuel is a major operating expense for many commercial fleets, and changes in fuel prices can have a noticeable effect on a [...]

The Cost of Road Risk for Southeast Asian Fleets Road accidents can have a substantial financial impact on commercial fleets, and the true cost of a collision often goes well beyond repairing a [...]

How GPS and Fuel-Card Data Can Help Detect Fuel Fraud Fuel cards make purchasing fuel more convenient, but transaction records alone do not confirm that every purchase was legitimate. A statement [...]

Engine Hours vs. Mileage: Which Is Better for Fleet Maintenance Scheduling? Fleet maintenance has traditionally been tied to the odometer: change the oil at a certain mileage, inspect components [...]