NationLink Wireless, Fleet One to Offer Customized GPS to Fleet One Customers
FRANKLIN, TN – NationLink Wireless and Fleet One have made a joint agreement to offer an enhanced GPS tracking system to all Fleet One customers.
FRANKLIN, TN – NationLink Wireless and Fleet One have made a joint agreement to offer an enhanced GPS tracking system to all Fleet One customers. Through Fleet One Vehicle Tracking, developed by NationLink’s AIC-GPS business group, Fleet One will offer customers the benefits of GPS tracking along with a customized feature to direct drivers to stops that accept the Fleet One fuel card for fueling, repairs, and other services.
The benefits of NationLink’s AIC-GPS solution include improved vehicle routing, reduced fuel costs, decreased idle time, and lower insurance premiums, the companies said. Through Fleet One Vehicle Tracking, the two companies are taking those benefits a step further by offering fleet managers a customized program powered by both cellular and GPS technology.
Through Fleet One Vehicle Tracking, fleet managers will access information through a password-protected Web site and provide drivers with information via cell phone or two-way radio. In addition to the location of fuel stops, fleet managers can view amenities offered by each merchant, such as showers or food services. The enhanced tracking will also benefit Fleet One merchants by driving more fleet traffic to their locations.
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