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Geofences create virtual zones that trigger an alert when vehicles enter or leave a specific area

Vehicle geofencing is a popular feature of telematics systems many businesses consider when choosing their vehicle tracking system. 

Geofencing for business use is ideal to ensure driver and vehicle safety, to help you spot any unauthorised vehicle movement and to increase productivity. 

Use geofencing in cars, vans or lorries activities and enjoy its benefits, regardless of your business size. 

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How to set up a Geofence

What is geofencing in vehicle tracking?

What is a geofence? A geofence is a virtual zone around a specific location. Much like a fence, a geofence creates a barrier between an identified location and the area around it. Use vehicle geofencing to detect movement within a specified area. 

Outline a perimeter around a location of your choice, such as a customer premises or depot. See when a delivery arrives to support service level agreements. 

A geofence can be any specified size or shape – even simply a distance and route between two points.  

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Use geofencing and telematics to ensure drivers are safe when lone working

Key fobs can be allocated to drivers and registered specifically to them. The fobs connect with a reader which is fitted inside the vehicle.

Once activated, check out information on a driver via reports over a 30-day period. Management will be able to see key metrics on timesheets, individual performance and advise on improvements where necessary.

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Geofencing alerts in cars: Be alerted if a vehicle moves from where it should be

Geofences allow you to receive or send proactive alerts when a vehicle enters a specific area, like a depot or a site. Make sure vehicles are productive and on site when they should be.

A geofence for a car can alert you in almost real time if a vehicle is removed from an area without your permission.

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Geofencing for business: Stop your workforce entering unauthorised areas and control risk

Geofence alerts also allow you to monitor the unauthorised usage of your fleet. Select specific areas such as low emission zones in major cities and toll bridges. The platform will instruct employees to avoid those identified areas to avoid any risk of fines and charges.

Geofencing in vehicle tracking can be useful for businesses of all sizes. Geofencing for small business can help you avoid many issues and add an extra layer of security. 

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A geofence is a virtual perimeter for a geographic area.

The use of a geofence is called geofencing. Geofences are used to identify the location of a vehicle or asset when entering or exiting a defined area using a GPS device. A geofence can be any size or shape but they are generally circular or polygon in shape. Co-ordinates using latitude and longitude are entered on a map that plots out the area required, this can even be a straight line between two locations.

The activity of the vehicle or asset entering or exiting a defined geofence boundary can trigger an alert within the telematics system to the device’s user and fleet manager.

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