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The most common methods of vehicle tracking vary somewhat depending on the size of the vehicle fleet. Large fleets tend to use equipment that is more elaborate because they can afford the greater cost, while small and medium sized fleets generally use less expensive systems that provide less functionality. New technology, however, is rapidly changing the cost effectiveness and quality of tracking systems available to these small and medium sized fleets.
Large fleets
Large fleets that can take advantage of economies of scale typically use some form of GPS tracking and a central base station or dispatch point. The vehicle units can be quite expensive, as can the base station infrastructure and staffing requirements. Only the largest fleets can usually afford the capital investment that is required and the long timeframe that is needed to gain a return on that investment. Additionally, these types of systems require a monthly fee that can quickly become quite expensive.
Small and medium fleets
Most small and medium fleets will use some variation of vehicle tracking that is less costly to implement and maintain. For some this means using radios and a dispatch center, mobile telephones and a central office, or something similar. They may have a computer-based tracking process in the central location or, for very small fleets, they may opt instead for a simple map and manual tracking.
Quite a number of small fleets, in the range of one to ten vehicles, do not use active vehicle tracking at all. This may be due to the costs involved, lack of experience with tracking processes, or lack of awareness of the significant benefits that can be realized by an effective vehicle tracking system.
New technology
The newest technology available has the potential to radically alter the affordability and efficiency of vehicle tracking systems. Pioneered by AutoAlert, this system uses a small unit installed in the vehicle and a web based interface that is accessed by a standard mobile telephone, laptop computer, or PC.
The advantages are many. First, the start up cost of the system is extremely reasonable due to the relatively low cost of the vehicle unit itself. Second, there are no ongoing subscription or maintenance fees, thereby minimizing operating costs. And third, fleet managers can access tracking information from wherever they may be with just their mobile telephone. This allows them more freedom to get out of the office and into the field where their time is best utilized.
What does it all mean?
For the first time, small and medium sized fleets can gain access to an economical and easy to use vehicle tracking system. This means they can start reaping the benefits of reduced driver downtime, more efficient dispatching, field replenishment of supplies, etc. In a competitive business model, the extra edge gained from efficient vehicle tracking can mean the difference between a fleet owner prospering or just getting by.
Richard Harris is a vehicle telecommunications expert who has developed an innovative vehicle tracking system. He advises on vehicle tracking, and a range of information can be found at http://www.autoalert.me.uk/articles/commonmethods.jsp
No Skid Row With Truck Bed Liners
If you have ever driven trucks without bed liners then you have probably experienced skid row. Skid row is in the bed of the truck and is the place where everything moves forward to the tailgate and then returns to the head of the truck bed every time you use the brakes. Heaven forbid you should have to stop quickly, because the sound of cargo hitting the metal sides of the truck bed is excruciating. You can count the dings and dents in your truck without even looking at the situation.
Installing truck bed liners is a simple solution to the problem at hand. The cost of pickup trucks dictates taking good care of your vehicle in order to keep it as nice as possible for as long as possible. Skidding cargo is something you want to prevent, but tying every thing down each time you drive the truck can be time consuming and annoying. This is especially true if you often carry hand tools or garden tools used on jobs.
Trucks are designed today to look nice as nice as an auto. They are made with sleek styling and comfortable interiors. Letting the truck bed get scratched and dented by shifting loads can ruin the overall appearance of the truck. When you have invested a lot of money in your truck, it only makes sense to keep the bed as nice as the rest of the truck. You can polish and wax the exterior of the truck for a solid week, but if you let the truck bed get beat up the rest of the truck appearance suffers too.
Truck bed liners made with heavy duty polyethylene can protect the truck bed from damage due to shifting loads. The truck bed liners are designed with ridges that keep anything in the truck bed slightly raised so there is never a problem with standing water. The ridges are reinforced so they can handle heavy loads like equipment or construction tools. The surface of the liner is skid resistant to provide additional stability to truck bed loads.
One common problem that trucks experience is rust due to standing water in the truck bed and poor drainage which leads to pockets of standing water. It doesn't take long for standing water to become dirty and foul which only makes it more difficult to keep a truck nice. Truck bed liners are installed so they promote drainage out of the truck bed and not into the body of the truck or the tailgate.
Truck bed liners can turn skid row into luxury accommodations! The liners are easily installed. They are made to fit either under truck rails or to rest on the rails. The truck bed liners installed under the rails do not require any clips or screws. The liners installed over the rails need simple clips that fit over the rails and do no require any drilling. It doesn't matter whether you snap in or clip on the liner. Either way you get the same protection for your truck bed and the identical cargo support. The truck bed liners are installed in the bed and on the tailgate so you can load your cargo without worry.
Truck bed liners are made for most domestic or import models. The liners offer bed protection that makes it easier to transport cargo. The liners prevent loads from shifting, protect the bed from scratches and keep your truck looking nice. The liners are designed to prevent water from standing in the bed of the truck which also protects anything you are hauling. Standing water can get into the crevices of the truck and cause rusting.
If you want to keep your truck looking nice, prevent the chance of rust developing and improve your ability to carry cargo then sturdy truck bed liners are the answer.
About the Author
Andy West is a writer for Buy Auto Truck Accessories which offers many auto accessories including truck bed liners.
Moving system from car to truck?
I have been offered a 98 dodge dakota with the extended cab but just 2 full doors. My sub box is a regular car box, If it fits in the back will it sound good facing towards the front or do I need a truck box?
How do you set up a system in a truck? I know the headunit, and the speakers, I mean subs.
You can do anything that you put your mind to?
Thanks mom
That's something you will have to noodle with. If I remember correctly the old Dakota extended cabs had those side-folding jumpseats (if not, my bad). If so your box will fit just fine. The bottom front corners of the box might dangle over the rear floorboard and/or teeter totter over the transmission/driveshaft hump. But that's how I roll. Air space is a different concern though. The volume of the cab vs. the volume of your old trunk are probably quite different. Even in a sealed box your subs will sound different in the truck. You might like the new sound, who knows. Play with it, if you don't like it talk to a reputable car audio place near you. They can probably set you up with a box made for your specific model.
Frisco man hospitalized after fiery Kaufman County crash that killed his wife, 2 children
Wyndell K. Greene Sr., 34, owner of a Plano-based financial services company, was driving eastbound on I-20 with his family when a truck rear-ended their Toyota 4Runner in heavy traffic, police said. He is in Parkland Memorial Hospital with third-degree burns, police said.
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