The world is indeed changing. Some things are getting better and some are getting worse day by day. Apparently, the diesel cost is getting higher and higher every day. It’s totally inevitable and it’s nearing $6 per gallon and it will continue to escalate as the day passes. And what’s worse is that there are so many truck drivers who are stealing from their company by fueling out and selling it on the black market. In one recent event, a customer of GPS Insight asked their help in solving the mysterious behavior of a certain new truck driver who is constantly stopping for a period of time and doing it again. Good thing, the GPS Insight vehicle tracking system was able to track the culprit who is obviously doing the deed so that he can fund his drug habit. With the help of police, they were able track the thief and to put him behind bars for good. Another happy ending just using the GPS Insight services.

But of course, this kind of scenario doesn’t always happen. Often than not, most employers have no clue whatsoever that most of their employees are stealing from them without the use of a GPS device. In another blog for GPS vehicle tracking that I found is a scenario wherein the GPS insight helped an ambulance in a police chase and a horrific crash. Accordingly, they used GPS insight to view vehicle location in a real time mode by the dispatched personnel. The event actually made the news at CBS.

You might have noticed that I’ve been blabbing all about GPS Insight. Well, it’s an absolutely cool service and they only cost $1.50-2 per day per vehicle.

To sum it up, GPS Insight is an absolute necessity.

Here’s why:

1. No more labor paid when people or the employees aren’t really working since you can track them down.

2. No more incident of a lost vehicle

3. No more wrecked vehicle with a driver under the influence of drugs

4. No harm done to other drivers/pedestrians by your driver

5. No more stolen goods or illegally sold goods in the trailer

6. Fuel savings

7. Routing Efficiency

The GPS Insight support wiki for customers. It contains “Frequently Asked Questions” like How to register a vehicle and other technical questions you might ask along the way. They also put up new features help desk which is very valuable to many customers.