GPS Insight Adds an Hours of Service Solution to Its GPS Tracking Platform
GPS Insight announced its new GPS Insight Hours of Service Solution as an addition to its GPS Tracking software intended for fleets that need both electronic driver logs and GPS tracking combined.
GPS Insight, a leading GPS fleet tracking solution provider, announced its new GPS Insight Hours of Service Solution as an addition to its award-winning GPS Tracking software intended for fleets that need both electronic driver logs and GPS tracking combined.
The EOBR-1000 device combines GPS tracking with an Electronic Onboard Recorder and Electronic Driver Logs. The application also integrates electronic Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIR) in a workflow environment ensuring compliance with inspections and omitting cumbersome paper forms. The HOS Solution is used to significantly reduce HOS violations, eliminate driver paperwork, and reduce log auditing time.
GPS Insight is hosting a webinar to introduce the GPS Insight Hours of Service Solution on Thursday, January 17th at 10 AM PST. The webinar will include an update on FMCSA rules, how an HOS solution will benefit fleets that need to be compliant, and a demonstration of the GPS Insight Hours of Service Solution. Register HERE.
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