Here’s something that’s close to my heart – parking tickets and speeding fines! Having recently been the victim of a speeding fine overseas, when I was nowhere near the specified location, it’s something I’m feeling particularly aggrieved about.
For businesses up and down the UK that have a mobile workforce it can be a nightmare. If your driver insists he’s not responsible, how do you get to the truth without spending plenty of both time and money?
For many companies vehicle tracking is now proving to be the answer – it can show where a driver was and when, all mapped out and offering irrefutable proof. BUT – and it it’s a big but – your tracking system has to be reliable. Imagine trying to use your tracking reports as proof, only to have them discredited. You need a system that will stand up in court every time, proving beyond doubt that there’s no way your driver could have committed the offence.
The right system may be a few pence more expensive, but what price is peace of mind when it comes to defending your company and your workforce?
How would a report be discredited or indeed credited for that matter, has this been put to the test?
The most common reason for discredit is when the information is disputed by a third party. When this happens the dilemma is who is right. Obviously both parties cannot be correct so that is when you need a system that can be guaranteed. Our tracking systems are the only commercially avaiable vehicle tracking systems that manage and report where and when the information cannot be automatically relied upon. We also provide advice and further asstance to our customers when an even higher level of confidence is required and have been called upon to provide expert witness testimony.