Car Trackers Manchester
The latest data from the DVLA shows that there are over 140,000 cars licensed to addresses in the Manchester area. In 2017, for every 10,000 cars in the city, 505
Car Trackers London
Having your car stolen can be a very upsetting and traumatic ordeal, and is something that no one wants to happen to them. London, however, has one of the highest
A Beginner’s Guide to Thatcham Approved GPS Trackers
The latest figures from Statista show that 106,334 vehicles were stolen last year in the UK, equating to 291 every single day and 12 every hour. Perhaps more alarmingly, recent
How to Combat Growing Car Theft Rates
For many people, their vehicle is their most prized possession. Unfortunately, this inevitably means that someone might seize an opportunity to steal it. More alarmingly, car theft rates are continuing
A Look at the Different Types of Trackers
At FitMyTracker we have over sixteen years of experience in the vehicle tracking industry; we provide bespoke vehicle tracking solutions for both personal and fleet vehicles. Whether it’s a request
Spotlight on Tracker Brand: Meta Trak
At FitMyTracker, we aim to bring you the best in vehicle tracking technology. We have a bespoke range of vehicle trackers for a wide range of automobiles, and with over
Top 10 Most Stolen Cars in the UK
Car theft is rising in the UK. As the technology in cars gets increasingly sophisticated, criminals continue to find more and more ways of using this tech to their advantage.
UK’s Biggest Car Theft Hotspots
When it comes to car theft in the UK, some areas are at much higher risk than others. Data collected from car insurance companies has shed light on where in
Why You Should Consider Getting a Tracker
In today’s world, technological advancements play a huge role in every aspect of our daily lives. Nowhere is this more readily apparent than in the automotive industry. The introduction of
Keyless Cars: How You Can Maximise Their Safety
It’s the classic tale. A new revolutionary form of technology specifically designed to make our lives easier is starting to be criticised as risky and hazardous, causing more harm than