What is Vehicle Tracking?
One of the biggest technological advancements in vehicle security has been the advent of the vehicle tracking system. Vehicle tracking systems use satellite or radio positioning in order to locate a vehicle after it has been stolen. Vehicle tracking systems are becoming increasingly popular for people who own expensive or executive cars. The system is usually fitted to the vehicle covertly. This means that it cannot be seen and there are no signs to suggest that the vehicle has a tracking system in place. Because the vehicle tracking system is hidden from view, a thief may be less confident when trying to steal the vehicle, as he is unsure whether there is a system fitted or not. If the car is stolen, the vehicle tracking system will send out a signal that only the police can trace. There are some sophisticated systems that are able to detect unauthorized movement of your car. Such systems alert the owner of the car that it is in the process of being stolen. Vehicles fitted with a sate
Vehicle Tracking is a key part of many Vehicle Telematics solutions and as the name implies is technology which enables the user to remotely track the location, movements, status and behaviour of a vehicle or fleet of vehicles. This is achieved through a combination of an electronic vehicle tracking device also know as a vehicle location unit (VLU) fitted in the vehicle, a method of returning the data to the user and PC or web based software. The data is turned into information by management reporting tools in conjunction with a visual display on computerised mapping software.
