A small electronic device is covertly installed in the vehicle to track and monitor vehicle movements using a combination of satellite GPS (Global Positioning System) and GSM mobile phone technology. It automatically reports real time information at defined time intervals and this can be used to produce an extensive range of concise user-friendly reports.

A New Breed

Road Angel Fleet's solutions integrate technology, processes and expertise to produce a new breed of low cost, powerful, user friendly fleet management system.

Sophisticated Technology

Using GPRS, GSM, GPS and sophisticated computer functionality as enabling technologies, Road Angel Fleet provides fleet managers with the ability to control and manage their mobile workforce, achieve productivity gains and reduce costs.

Automated Data Capture

With Road Angel Fleet comprehensive vehicle data can be gathered and communicated between mobile and fixed assets using wireless communications protocols. Data is then processed to provide detailed information in a usable format within a graphic, user-friendly interface.

Mapping & Imagery

This is integrated with digital mapping, satellite imagery and a range of powerful computer conversion and enabling tools to deliver effective event reporting and management capabilities.

Once fitted the SVR products are usually forgotten about until the vehicle is moved without the owners authority at which point the process of recovering the vehicle begins. TRACKER products also use a radio frequency transmitter which only the UK Police forces can use to trace the stolen vehicle.

The VAM products are usually accessed more frequently to monitor vehicle movements and produce detailed reports. Road Angel Fleet products are unique in that they accurately record the vehicle odometer reading using these in special reports. Whilst primarily a VAM product, the Road Angel Fleet Asset+ can optionally ping the vehicle to report its current position making it a very affordable SVR product.

There is a full feature description on each products page.

The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 came into force on April 6, 2008. The law introduces an offence of corporate manslaughter in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and corporate homicide in Scotland. Full Wording of the Act can be found on the Office of Public Sector Information Website.

Senior Management Accountable

Prior to April 6, 2008 it was very difficult to pin-point senior management, especially in large organisations, who directly contributed by way of management failure to the death of an employee. The effect was that while an individual crane operator, for example, could find him or herself liable for manslaughter, senior management who were aware of shortcomings within their safety systems escaped prosecution. The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 has changed this.

Duty of Care to Employees

Senior management of organisations now owe a relevant duty of care to employees or persons performing services for it. Where a corporate culture exists that allows dangerous practices to go unchallenged and a death or deaths result, these organisations and it's senior management will find themselves liable.

Heavy Penalties

Companies can be fined a minimum of 5% of annual turnover for any gross breach that leads to the death of an employee. Find out more by visiting The Crown Prosecution Service Website.

Road Angel Fleet Can Help

A Road Angel Fleet system is a cost effective way of managing your mobile assets, with automated data capture providing information on vehicle usage, servicing schedules, driver behaviour, journey reporting, incident reporting, and other information required ensuring you are compliant.