3 Functions of a Panic Button for Fleet Vehicles

Drivers are often in a vulnerable position as they work independently. They travel long distances alone while carrying goods and company assets. Given the critical nature of their role, companies must have a system in place that ensures the safety and security of drivers while they carry out their duties. One way to achieve this is by installing a panic button in vehicles, with the following functions.

 

1. Sending an Emergency Signal to the Fleet Operator

Integrated with the vehicle’s GPS tracker, the panic button can send an emergency signal together with real-time time and location information. This alert is then received by the fleet operator, enabling them to quickly dispatch assistance to the scene.

 

2. Minimising Company Losses

With a panic button that sends emergency notifications, assistance can be dispatched immediately. Such rapid response in emergency situations can help protect your assets and the goods being transported, allowing you to avoid greater losses.

 

 

 

3. Providing Security for Drivers

The panic button can be installed on the dashboard, near the door or driver’s seat, or in other areas that are easily accessible to the driver. Pressing this button is the fastest way for drivers to request assistance in an emergency, such as illness, robbery, accidents, or natural disasters.

 

Enhance the protection of company assets and minimise losses by installing a panic button integrated with the Cartrack GPS Tracker device. Contact us to learn more about vehicle monitoring packages with an added panic button feature and get a FREE DEMO from Cartrack!