Fleet GPS tracking

GPS visibility for active trucking operations

TruckerTrack connects GPS updates with active trips, drivers, route context, and delivery workflows so office teams can understand what is happening on the road.

Currently in active development We are validating GPS and active-trip workflows with early operators before broader release.
Active tripsDriver contextLocation historyOffline-aware workflows
GPS visibility for active trucking operations
Visibility

Track the trip, not just a dot on a map

GPS is more useful when it is tied to the route, driver, status, stops, evidence, and incidents behind the trip. TruckerTrack is being built around that operating record.

  • Associate GPS updates with active trips.
  • Keep driver and vehicle context visible to the office.
  • Review location history alongside trip events.
Field workflow

Support drivers without adding noise

The driver workflow should make location sharing and trip updates feel natural. TruckerTrack focuses on mobile-first trip execution with clear states and recovery paths.

  • Start, pause, resume, and complete trips from the app.
  • Queue GPS updates when connectivity is unreliable.
  • Tie GPS to evidence and incident workflows.
Operations

Give dispatch better context

Dispatch teams need enough information to make decisions without chasing scattered messages. GPS visibility becomes stronger when it is connected to route plans and delivery proof.

  • Understand whether a driver is moving through the planned workflow.
  • Use status, GPS, and evidence together.
  • Reduce manual calls for routine trip updates.
Workflow

How GPS fits the active trip

01

Start with an active trip

GPS updates are most useful when tied to a specific route, driver, and operational plan.

02

Capture field location

The mobile app sends location events during the trip and keeps recovery paths for low-connectivity moments.

03

Close with history

The company can review GPS, status, evidence, and exceptions after the delivery is complete.

FAQ

Fleet GPS tracking FAQ

Is TruckerTrack only a GPS tracker?

No. GPS is part of a broader trip workflow that includes route context, drivers, evidence, and operational history.

Does it support offline conditions?

The product architecture includes offline-aware queues for field workflows such as GPS and evidence, subject to mobile permissions and device behavior.

Can dispatch see active trip context?

That is the intended workflow: GPS should be connected to active trips, route plans, driver context, and delivery evidence.

Add GPS visibility to the trip workflow

Request early access to evaluate active trip tracking and driver location workflows for your fleet.

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Early access

Tell us about your trucking operation

Share enough context for us to understand your routes, fleet, and field workflow. We will use it to prioritize early access conversations.