Recent developments in tracking and delivery systems have transformed modern fleet operations. Technology has allowed business owners to increase fuel efficiency, save costs, and improve driver behaviors. With these advancements, there has also been an influx of service providers in the market, making it difficult to choose the right tracking system. Ease this process by learning about five common mistakes people make when choosing a GPS fleet tracking system and how to avoid them. Getting the cheapest option Many businesses make the mistake of going with the cheapest vendor to maximize profits. This often leads to ending up with a system that does not fit one’s needs or requirements. To avoid this, make two lists – one with the business’s needs and one with desirable features. Some standard features to look for include fuel efficiency monitoring, wireless distribution, multiple alarms, and geo-fences. Use these lists as a guide when looking for the right GPS fleet tracking system instead of immediately opting for the least expensive one. Failing to consider ease of use Another common mistake is overlooking the system’s ease of use. While its technology must be sophisticated to provide adequate back-end data, the system must be easy to operate and require no special technical training.