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2020 was a challenging year for family run towing and VSF business. Indeed, many learned to do more with less, especially those forced to accommodate junior family members in remote classroom learning. The VTS development team continued to work with our clients and delivered both new and upgraded software features to VTS CLOUD, simplifying operational tasks. For those involved in incident management towing, and vehicle storage, VTS has added instant driver MVR/VIN lookup and auto, populate, plus auto recall of law enforcement reports in addition to our class leading fully automated 36 state MVR’s and the creation of, and the electronic certified mailing of lien/notification letters, which now includes automated individual second number logon passwords, increasing end-user security, while reducing operator complexity. 

The current COVID-19 pandemic has changed maybe forever, the world in which we live, and many are struggling to accommodate the challenges not only to survive, but to prosper. People are afraid, and fear of the unknown creates uncertainty and in many cases depression. None of this is good for the country, individual employee, nor for the company for whom they work. One solution is to take control, stay focused, stay positive, and stay energized!

If you own a tow truck company, you may be looking for ways to optimize your business. Being able to see exactly where your tow truck drivers are at any given moment can help you to find which driver is closest to an incoming call. Cloud based towing software offers many benefits for tow truck companies, including the ability to see exactly where your tow trucks are. Here are some of the benefits associated with purchasing and utilizing a cloud based towing software system for your dispatch needs. 

Creative Destruction, GPS, Technology & Towing Industry Software.

Before we discuss software, and more specifically VTS Systems towing software and the future of GPS Vehicle Tracking, let’s talk about technology. The problem with technology is that it is always changing; stepping back in time to our great grandfather’s era when Ernest Holmes created the first tow truck, the concept was revolutionary and this man’s vision created the tow industry we know today. Back 1916 a technology cycle (the time it takes to invent the next generation of technology) was about 45 years, today a technology cycle might be as little as four or five months. The more we learn about everything, the more we understand, and the shorter the technology cycle.