Due to the unique nature of the road transportation industry, most of its production and operation takes place on the road, and quality control, cost control, and full process production tracking in the road transportation industry cannot be effectively implemented; It is also difficult to investigate and punish production regulations, monitoring and spot checks of production quality, and illegal operations and business behaviors during the production process.

　　GPS is used for monitoring, command, and scheduling. Enterprise management personnel can use computers or large screen displays to know which route their vehicles are walking on, how fast they are traveling, which direction they are heading, and when they can reach where. Through this information, enterprises can track and control their production and operation throughout the entire process, and can also:

　　1) Organize vehicles to allocate goods on the optimal route, reduce costs, and improve production efficiency;

　　2) Completely eliminating drivers' violations (such as driving passengers or goods) that result in off duty, not only reducing costs and expenses, but also reducing operational risks for the enterprise;

　　3) Due to dynamic management and scheduling, transportation companies are able to complete their original production plans with very few vehicles;

　　4) Develop various optimized portfolio management plans based on dynamic data.

　　In terms of industry management, through the various statistical data provided by the GPS monitoring center, the passenger occupancy rate and cargo transportation and throughput of each route can be known. With the data of passenger and cargo flow in various places, timely, accurate, and real decision-making auxiliary data can be provided for the formulation of scientific macro regulation of transportation capacity and the rational distribution of station construction. In terms of passenger transportation, effective monitoring and prevention of violations such as speeding, overloading, nighttime driving, not following designated routes or stopping can significantly reduce the incidence of accidents and reduce the occurrence of group deaths and injuries. In terms of cargo transportation, using GPS can track and schedule transportation production and operation, maximize the loading rate of vehicles, and select the best route for cargo distribution.

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