If you have a GPS tracker in your vehicle, have you noticed that your vehicle’s battery is diminishing? For seasonal fleets, some vehicles may be sitting unused for months. When it’s time to start the vehicle, your staff might find that those vehicles’ batteries are dead. It’s easy to see how fleet managers might attribute battery drain entirely to a GPS tracker. While it’s possible, it’s usually not the main culprit.
It’s important to plan to care for vehicles that sit for a long time unused so all your vehicles are ready to go when you need them. Vehicles like snowplows are a great example: You know they’ll sit in the summer months, so take a few preventative steps to ensure that battery drain doesn’t stop them from being ready to go.
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