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A GPS tracker is a device that uses the Global Positioning System to pinpoint and monitor the exact location of people, vehicles, or assets in real-time. It’s an effective solution for enhancing security, managing fleets, and personal safety.

The accuracy of GPS trackers typically ranges from 15 to 30 feet, depending on device quality and environmental factors such as buildings, weather, or signal interference. Trackershop supplies high-performance trackers with dependable accuracy.

Some GPS trackers can function indoors, but accuracy may vary. They might provide a general area rather than a precise location. For critical use cases, outdoor tracking offers the best reliability and precision.

Advanced, high-quality GPS trackers require a subscription (either monthly, annual or multi-year) to cover data transmission and access to tracking software. Trackershop offers cost-effective plans that cater to different budgets and needs, from personal use to fleet management.

Yes, the term vehicle tracker system is a common term used by insurers. If you need an insurance-approved vehicle tracker system then you can select the 'insurance approved' tag above to see the suitable products for this.

It's very possible that your insurance provider used the term 'vehicle tracking system' when organising your insurance.Whether they reference vehicle tracking system or any similar terminology, the most important aspect is that you install the correct Thatcham accredited category (eg S7 or S5).Vehicle tracking system (or VTS) is a common term used in the insurance industry, but they will be referring to any of the insurance-approved trackers in this category.

'How much does a car tracker cost in 2024?' is of course one of the first questions anyone may have when considering purchasing. Depending on the type that you need, a car tracker can cost anything from £39 when purchasing through Trackershop.