Vehicle GPS Tracking 

Vehicle tracking uses GPS and cellular networks to show a vehicle’s location on a live map. Trak-4 collects satellite coordinates, then sends that data through a cellular connection to your online dashboard or mobile app.

GPS vehicle trackers typically provide accuracy between 8–15 feet in open environments. Urban areas with tall buildings or thick trees can reduce precision.

Yes. Most vehicle tracking systems require a subscription because they rely on cellular data to transmit live location updates.

Yes. Businesses using vehicle tracking systems often reduce fuel costs by 5–30% through better route planning and reduced engine idling.

Many insurance providers offer discounts of up to 30% for vehicles equipped with tracking devices.
Insurers value:
Theft recovery support
Verified driving behavior data
Real-time vehicle location access

Vehicle GPS trackers generally fall into three categories:

1. Portable GPS Trackers
Battery-powered
Easy DIY installation
Can be moved between vehicles

2. OBD Trackers
Plug directly into the vehicle’s OBD-II port
Provide engine data and diagnostics
Simple installation, no wiring required

3. Hardwired Trackers
Installed directly into the vehicle’s electrical system
Often require professional installation
More discreet and permanent

In most regions, you can legally track:
Vehicles you own
Vehicles you have explicit permission to monitor
Company vehicles (when disclosed to employees)

Tracking someone else’s vehicle without consent may be illegal.
Employers typically must inform drivers when GPS devices are installed in company vehicles.
Parents and guardians may track minors depending on local regulations. Always verify state or local laws before installing any tracking device.

Bluetooth trackers are best for smaller tools and assets within a limited range. Due to their short-range capabilities, they are ideal for yard-level or indoor tracking rather than large, remote job sites.

Modern GPS equipment tracking systems provide highly accurate location data, often within a few meters. Accuracy depends on signal strength, update frequency, and device type, but most solutions perform reliably even on remote or large construction sites.

Equipment tracking systems can monitor heavy machinery, construction equipment, trailers, generators, compressors, rental equipment, and even small tools.

es. Equipment tracking is ideal for rental and shared assets. It provides visibility into location, usage hours, and return status, helping prevent misuse, overbilling disputes, and equipment loss

Yes. Trak-4 cloud-based equipment tracking systems are highly scalable, allowing companies to manage hundreds or thousands of assets across multiple regions from a single dashboard.