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Fleet Tracking Made Easy with WEBSAT Pro 

 Efficient fleet tracking is crucial for businesses that operate a fleet of various vehicles to deliver products or services. WEBSAT Pro is a great platform created by a team that has been developing and improving fleet tracking software for over 15 years. This software is helpful to monitor, manage and optimize your fleet in real time. With WEBSAT Pro, fleet managers can ensure that assets are utilized effectively, which can help save operational costs and provide businesses with complete control of fleet operations.

WEBSAT Pro's fleet tracking system offers accurate real-time GPS tracking, allowing fleet managers to verify the location of all vehicles in real-time. The visibility created by tracking helps to eliminate accountability issues, ensures no private or unauthorized usage happens, and drives managers to ensure that their drivers follow the prescribed route. The fleet tracking system within WEBSAT Pro offers timely reports of vehicle performance, fuel usage and driver behavior allowing fleets to rely on factual data to facilitate efficiency improvements.

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Car Carrier Market to Surpass $27.9B by 2034 | 7.1% CAGR

Car Carrier Market Set to Soar from $14.1B in 2024 to $27.9B by 2034! 🌍Growing at a CAGR of 7.1%, the global car carrier market is shifting into high gear, fueled by the rise in automotive production, international trade, and increasing consumer demand for secure and efficient vehicle transport. This dynamic industry includes specialized marine vessels, trucks, rail systems, and even air transport designed to move cars safely and quickly across vast distances. In 2024, the market handled an impressive 180 million metric tons, with volumes expected to surge through 2034.

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🚢 The roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) segment leads the market with a 45% share, renowned for its speed, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in loading and unloading vehicles. 📦 Containerized car carriers follow at 30%, providing added protection and versatility during long hauls. 📊 Regionally, Asia-Pacific holds the top spot, thanks to rapid urbanization and booming auto exports from China and India. 🇺🇸 The United States and Europe trail close behind, supported by strong manufacturing bases and advanced logistics networks.

🌱 Sustainability is taking center stage, with eco-friendly transport solutions, digital tracking, and IoT integration enhancing operational efficiency and reducing emissions.

As auto demand surges globally, stakeholders in the car logistics space have an exciting road ahead.

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· Estimates and forecast the overall market size for the total market, across type, application, and region

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· Identify factors influencing market growth and challenges, opportunities, drivers, and restraints

· Identify factors that could limit company participation in identified international markets to help properly calibrate market share expectations and growth rates

· Trace and evaluate key development strategies like acquisitions, product launches, mergers, collaborations, business expansions, agreements, partnerships, and R&D activities

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As a pioneer in AIS 140 Certified GPS tracking devices company, RelyEon is an advanced technology-oriented enterprise providing the best safety and security solution for vehicle owners and their families along with control and cost savings for businesses. We specialize in AIS 140 approved GPS Vehicle Trackers and our team of experts make efforts in the research, design, development, manufacturing, sales, and support of technologically advanced AIS 140 GPS tracking Solutions – tailor-made for the consumer or industry sector required.

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What Are the Essential Skills of a Good Fleet Manager

Business managers play a crucial part in any fleet company. In today’s world, different business industries require vehicles to bring and deliver products. The fleet managers handle the drivers as well as the vehicles of the company, so that, they can serve these job requirements perfectly. The careers of the fleet managers can be interesting and long if they want to flourish. However, to achieve that, they have to acquire specific skill sets. Check the below tips to know what top GPS fleet management skills you need to acquire to get on the top of the ladder.

● Technical Knowledge: With every passing day, managing fleet is becoming more technology-driven than ever. A good manager should be able to dig into the mystic world of technology and find the best application that suits the need of his fleet. Those managers, who keep up the changes in the technologies and adopt them fast, are known as the best in the industry.

● High Adaptability: It is hard to keep up with the ever-changing goals of the fleet management business. Even technologies, which help to manage the vehicles, are also changing constantly. To grow in this environment, a fleet manager needs to be highly adaptable to the changes. Over time, a fleet manager who does not want to grow will get obsolete.

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According to an analysis done by The American Trucking Association, it’s expected that there could be a shortage of 175,000 truck drivers by 2024.  One way to help overcome the truck driver shortage is to recruit more women drivers.  In 2010 only 4.6% of truck drivers were female.  Nowadays, the percentage of female drivers is slowly on the rise.  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of January 2019, 6.2% of truck drivers are currently female. Women are steadily becoming more interested in truck driving for several different reasons.  Some are attracted to the ability to work independently on the job and others enjoy the adventures of the road.  Women have also expressed that they appreciate that men and women are paid equally in the industry.  According to CNBC, Ellen Voie, the founder of the non-profit organization, Women in Trucking Association when asked said, “Women and men are paid the same as drivers.  A carrier sets the pay based on mileage, hours or percentage of the load. It is not related to age, ethnicity or gender.” Additionally, there are some trucking jobs available in the industry that don’t require drivers to be gone for weeks together; which are suitable for women who have family responsibilities. Trucking jobs for women can include regional dry van routes, as well as port and rail driving jobs.  These types of trucking jobs allow women to be home every few days and work well for those women with family commitments. If women are given the support and respect they deserve in the trucking industry, the potential to attract more women to the trucking business could substantially help with the lack of drivers in America.  Watch this YouTube video and find out what it is that women love about truck driving.  

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Fleet Management and Internet of Things- its Importance, Benefits & Solns

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Take control of your fleet wherever you are with Websat’s fleet tracking app. This easy-to-use app lets you see your vehicles in real-time, track driver behavior, optimize routes, and get instant alerts. Whether you manage a few vans or an entire fleet, our fleet tracking system helps you save fuel, improve driver performance, and keep your operations running smoothly. Fleet management has never been this easy.

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AIS 140 GPS Tracking Devices | GPS Tracking Solutions | AIS 140 GPS Trackers

AIS140 is the latest inclusion in the automotive industry standards in the Intelligent Transport System (ITS). ITS have become a prerequisite today, as with the growing number of vehicles everyday there should be more stringent regulations by the government that addresses crisis and safety standards which has to be followed by all the transport systems especially the public transport system i.e., roadways, railways, airways and waterways and be tagged with the AIS 140 GPS tracking devices. Emergency Button and Vehicle Location Tracking are the two AIS-140 necessities in a GPS device.

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How Telematics Can Help Protect Against Nuclear Verdicts - RuggTablets

Fatal accidents are a tragic occurrence for all parties involved. The transportation industry – including telematics providers – should make preventing these tragedies its highest priority. With the use of telematics, the latest in video technology, and connected vehicles, many of these incidents can be prevented through consistent – and proactive – vehicle maintenance and continuous driver monitoring, coaching and evidence-based accountability, saving countless dollars across the industry and, more importantly, many lives. For better or worse, the proliferation of civil cases with jury verdicts totaling more than $10 million, known as “nuclear verdicts,” has significantly altered the business of fleet management. For instance, insurance premiums have doubled every several years while general inflation marches at a much smaller pace, according to The Wall Street Journal. When a nuclear verdict hits a mid-sized trucking company, it often triggers a ripple effect throughout the industry. While the company that faces the judgment could be bankrupted, others that have nothing to do with it could see their insurance premiums spike as well. This economic fall-out comes from the financial needs insurance providers have to keep cash reserves available for massive verdict-induced payouts. With more nuclear verdicts in the industry, more cash is needed. With every verdict, each fleet client is seen as a riskier and riskier business - even if nothing has changed within a particular fleet. In order to collect so much money, insurance companies have been increasing premiums on a regular basis and those growing costs have cut deep into the profits of fleet managers. The only way to reverse it is through serious investments in fleet safety, especially telematics solutions. With fewer accidents comes fewer civil complaints and, ultimately, a rebalancing of the risk equation from an actuarial standpoint, which benefits everyone. The potential to protect drivers and pedestrians cannot be understated. Telematics solutions when implemented with driver safety education, accountability and disciplinary action for negligent drivers will prevent the tragic loss of life more effectively than even the harshest nuclear verdicts because they are based on proactive and predictive analytics – not a reactive civil procedure that only begins after the tragedy has occurred.   Currently, juries have been triggering huge pay-outs, and much has been made about their validity. Some legislators have called for capping nuclear verdicts to stabilize the economics within the sector, while others have called for steeper burdens of proof. But whether you are for reforming liability laws or just think the system is unfair, we should acknowledge that nuclear verdicts do in fact serve a very important purpose in the transportation industry - they hold fleet businesses to a higher accident accountability standard, given the weight and potential danger of the size of their vehicles. This is not to say that the current system is perfect. The routine enormous payouts and the trickle-down effect they have on the industry as a whole will inevitably have unintended consequences and could harm those who’ve done everything right. However, even those who are against compensatory damages as a practice are still motivated to reduce the number of fatal accidents just from a moral standpoint. The Telematics Détente One of the best ways to reduce a fleet’s accident rate and nuclear verdict exposure is to utilize telematics. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, vehicles equipped with telematics software have been linked to safer driving patterns as well as better fuel economy and fewer emissions. Due to advancements in sensor technology, data processing and the internet of things (IoT), vehicles are “connected” to the point where fleet managers and compliance officers can see into a driver’s cabin, out the windshield or through an overhead virtual “drone view” to spot dangerous situations in real-time. Other features from advanced telematics platforms can calculate tire pressure, balance, speed, altitude and general wear and tear on a vehicle. All of this functionality goes a long way towards preventing accidents. Getting the data is the easy part. The key is analyzing all of it properly and taking action before something bad happens. Since the amount of data to be attained by an advanced telematics platform is nearly infinite, the best way to make sense of it all is to apply an equally impressive filter powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Dashboard cameras that focus and move based on machine-learning algorithms can pick up threats on the road at a rate that is far superior to what a driver or back-office compliance officer can do. Inside the vehicle, AI-powered video cameras can pick up on driver fatigue behaviors, which could be a precursor to an accident. If this is starting to sound like something out of a Tom Cruise movie, just know that there’s likely a happy ending at the end of each route with our heroes returning home safely. Safety analytics also are crucial for providing proactive maintenance on fleets so that parts don’t malfunction while vehicles are in service. Even if a driver is performing as carefully as possible with a fully optimized analytics platform, there is still a risk that the vehicle could have a problem that leads to an accident. Often these mechanical failures can be addressed ahead of time, which would prevent critical injury or loss of life. On the road, the stakes are too high to ignore such measures now that the technology is widely available. Global positioning systems (GPS) inform fleet managers and drivers - and possibly customers - where the vehicle is on its route and compares its progress to other relevant data sets such as traffic patterns and nearby hazards. This information is useful not just in managing vendor relationships and fleet efficiencies, but also in helping drivers avoid dangerous areas or accident hotspots. Any action to avoid tragedy, no matter how small, is worth it once you consider the magnitude of how tragic and costly an accident can be.   The ultimate safety precaution, though, is not the computer, the data analyst or even the juror in a negligence case. It’s the drivers, themselves. They are the ones who are responsible for the safety of the vehicle while it is in service. The telematics and continuous video monitoring capabilities are merely tools to help drivers perform at the best of their abilities. To incentivize this, fleet managers can use telematics and video footage to coach drivers, reward them and maintain scorecards detailing their progress and/or specific areas that need improvement.   Additionally, fleet and safety managers need to be highly disciplined in the back offices to follow through on the coaching and training on a regular basis to ensure better techniques are being adopted and followed consistently by the drivers. Through the right software investments, fleet companies can correct poor driving patterns and prevent many accidents. Broad adoption of these technologies will only make the roads safer and lessen the occurrence - warranted or not - of nuclear verdicts. The solution to our safety problem is not only a legal one. The trucking industry needs to evolve, innovate and thrive with or without nuclear verdicts. Accidents can happen – some with tragic consequences – but most can be avoided entirely with better driving behaviors, time management and vehicle upkeep. Today, more than ever, we have the ability to enable safer driving behaviors through the latest in telematics and video monitoring technology. Whether the decision to invest in protecting your fleet – and the general public – with this technology is moral, economic or both, it is still the right thing to do. Learn about how AI Smart Dashcams and how they can help your fleet reduce avoidable accidents. Read the full article

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Many of us may remember watching the cartoon TV show, The Jetsons, as kids. They rode around in flying cars and lived up in the sky high above the clouds.  As of now, we are still living here on Earth and cars are driving on roads; not flying in the sky.  But there is a new technological discovery that already has vehicles hitting the roads without drivers.  This technology could be especially useful in trying to solve the every growing truck driver demand by creating self-driving trucks.  Several self-driving trucks have already taken test drives across the country, covering thousands of miles, without relying on human drivers.  Using sensors on board as well as machine learning, these autonomous trucks can avoid obstacles and map out their surroundings.  The goal is to manufacture self-driving trucks that can drive themselves on freeways.  However, the autonomous trucks would still need a driver to help get on and off freeway exits, load and unload at shipping docks, and navigate around small cities or towns.  Will self-driving trucks be the way of the future?