Debunking the myths and misconceptions of vehicle tracking

Myth: Vehicle tracking is unnecessary – I can track my car with my cell phone

In the age of advanced technology, many people still have misconceptions about vehicle tracking systems. One of the most common myths is that you don’t need a dedicated vehicle tracking system because you can just use a cell phone.

While cell phones are undoubtedly useful communication tools, they simply aren't designed to track vehicles effectively. Cell phones can be turned off, damaged, or misplaced at any time, making them unreliable as a tracking tool. Plus, they’re unlikely to stay with the vehicle at all times – drivers may take their phone with them when they exit the vehicle.

Even if the phone remains in the car, it can't provide real-time updates on vehicle location, engine status, or other usage-based metrics like mileage, speeding, and braking patterns. A dedicated vehicle tracking system, on the other hand, is built to provide precise and continuous insights about your car.