Vehicle tracking typically utilizes GPS (Global Positioning System) technology to determine the location of a vehicle in real-time. The device installed in the vehicle communicates with satellites to provide accurate location data, which can be accessed by the vehicle owner or fleet manager through a web-based platform or mobile app.

Yes, many vehicle tracking systems offer features that allow monitoring of driver behavior, such as speed, acceleration, braking, and idling time. By analyzing this data, fleet managers can identify opportunities for improving driver safety, reducing fuel consumption, and optimizing overall fleet efficiency.

Vehicle tracking devices may temporarily lose GPS signal due to factors such as tunnels, buildings, or dense foliage obstructing satellite communication. In such cases, the device typically stores location data internally until the GPS signal is restored, at which point it uploads the data to the tracking platform.

Installing a car alarm provides several benefits, including theft deterrence, increased security for your vehicle and its contents, potential insurance discounts, and peace of mind knowing your vehicle is protected against theft and break-ins.