Keep vehicles and trailers in view
Discuss powered and unpowered tracking so both parts of the operation have an appropriate setup.
Transport & logistics
Keep freight moving with a clearer fleet view.
Connect trucks, drivers and trailers with tracking and camera systems selected for your operation. Give dispatchers useful location information and incident reviewers the views they need.
BUILT AROUND YOUR OPERATION
From the depot to the delivery point.
Support the dispatch desk
Use reported location and journey history to inform scheduling and customer updates.
Review events around the truck
Choose camera coverage around the vehicle body and the places it works, including busy delivery yards.
IN THE WORKING DAY
A delivery runs behind schedule.
Review the vehicle’s reported position and recent stops, speak with the driver and update the customer. Journey records can help the team understand the delay afterwards.
Discuss a setup for your team →TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS
Connect vehicle, trailer and journey visibility
Transport operations often need to understand both the powered vehicle and the equipment it is moving. Camera coverage, trailer location and route context each answer different questions, so the system should reflect the fleet’s combinations and operating schedule.
Describe the vehicle types, trailer pool, depots and common handover points. Identify where a fleet manager needs location information and where footage can help review an event, then scope connectivity and installation for those conditions.
ANSWERS FOR YOUR OPERATION
Connect vehicle, trailer and journey visibility
Can we track trailers when detached?
A trailer may need its own suitable tracker when it is not connected to a powered vehicle. Device choice depends on power availability, placement and expected reporting.
Which camera setup suits a truck?
The TR201 provides front and cabin views, while the TR108 lists four views including left and right. Match the system to the cab, vehicle size and areas your team needs to review.
Can a dispatcher see all vehicle locations together?
The tracking platform is intended to provide fleet visibility. Confirm account views, groups and reporting for your team and the selected service.
How should we scope a mixed truck and trailer fleet?
Separate powered units from unpowered trailers, list how they are paired and explain where each asset operates. That helps choose suitable tracking and camera configurations.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR OPERATION
Start with what you need to see.
Tell us about your vehicles, your team and the questions you need answered.