It is important to keep your workers connected regardless of time and places, but this is not an easy task to achieve, especially when your workers are constantly on the move (eg: a transport fleet). So, if you are a leader of a car fleet, your priority will be to connect all your workers/drivers in as many places as possible, because it will directly affect the safety of workers and efficiency of operations. Of course, you will choose the best two-way radio you can find with all these fancy features such as a loud and clear digital audio, a long battery life, TDMA 2 timeslots, pseudo trunk, versatile calling functions, and even dispatching features like transmit interrupt and remote kill/ stun/ revive. You will want your drivers to stay focused on the road, so you may not welcome a display screen. You want a two-way radio to connect and safeguard your workers, but not to distract them!

You know that your workers are always driving about, so you have probably got an IP network with impressive coverage. However, with all the above secured, you will still need to consider the connectivity of your two-way radios. Now, how do you make sure that your portable radios will stay connected to the network anytime, anywhere? When your drivers move from one site to another, do they have to stop and manually connect their radios to the local network? Or can the handheld radios automatically roam from site to site without any manual operations?