#1 - Service Companies
Contractor or service companies operating in sectors such as plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning) or electrical often need to use different trucks and vehicle assets according to the size or type of job requirements. Real-time location, made possible with fleet telemetry, allow managers or owners to keep track of their vehicles’ location at any given time.
#2 - Construction Industry
This particular business sector uses both heavy and light machinery as well as very expensive pieces of equipment. Jobsites can often be in quite remote places—keeping track of vehicle location and theft prevention is essential for this kind of business.
#3 - Government Fleets
County and municipal fleets are comprised of different types of vehicles: from street sweepers to public work vehicles, from refuse and recycling trucks to emergency service vehicles, just to mention a few. Technology can assist these fleets, again, especially with regards to location: depending on whether there is local or centralised control, telematics technology may now be obligatory in order to respond promptly and effectively to emergency situations.
