More and more industries are looking towards innovations like GPS vehicle tracking software to tackle the transportation landscape of the future. Back in February, Bill Ford, chairman of Ford Motor, spoke at the annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where he urged governments, the auto world, and communication companies to work together in solving global gridlock. Many experts predict that if traditional driving infrastructure remains the same by 2050, overpopulation will make traffic jams in certain urban areas unending.
The future of highway and transportation infrastructure is clearly one where vehicle navigation is coordinated on a network. While these calls for refining existing technology, GPS tracking products already hold the key to Mr. Ford’s vision becoming a reality very soon. Vehicle locators, fleet management systems, and data logging are all features and variations of GPS that are already out on the roads providing better organization and flow of vehicle movement. Partnerships like the ones Ford and AT&T Wireless made for the Ford Focus Electric can facilitate GPS in becoming not just an accessory to standard driving infrastructure, but the main component of driving infrastructure itself.
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GPS is very useful these days. These are used in tracking systems in many mobile phones and to track the cars.
I can’t imagine that with the help of software , now we can able to track the flow of the vehicle movement. It is an amazing software.