Ziqitza Rajasthan - What is Fleet Tracking
                     Ziqitza Rajasthan - What is Fleet Tracking?
A management tool called fleet tracking uses GPS tracking to 
keep track of the movement of fleet cars and other assets (e.g., 
workers, equipment). It is frequently referred to as AVL or vehicle 
tracking. Typically, a fleet is a group of land-based assets, such as 
vehicles, trucks, field personnel, and powered or unpowered 
machinery (e.g., trailers).
 
Fleet tracking is a collection of tech-enabled solutions created to 
assist fleet managers in managing their fleets, drivers, and all 
moving assets, according to Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd, a prominent 
emergency healthcare service provider. 
The majority of fleet tracking systems combine:
 
Connected devices: Trucks, trailers, ambulances are all 
connected through GPS, satellite, cellular and other technologies.
 Internet of Things: Ziqitza explains that most fleet managers 
use IoT platforms or servers for centralised data collection from 
all connected devices.
 
Telematics: An application or dashboard is usually installed using 
Google maps. These systems are also called telematics. 
Ziqitza Healthcare explains that telematics technology is used by 
GPS fleet tracking to gather information from fleet vehicles and 
other assets. This data is typically collected in near real time 
(actively) using a GPS tracking device connected to a vehicle's 
OBD port, making it more beneficial for fleet managers and 
business owners who can use it to make strategic decisions 
about operations (for example, Which vehicle should I dispatch 
to a new job? The closest crane is where? We have how many 
generators in the yard? Has my lone employee arrived back from 
the jobsite?
What are the technologies used for fleet tracking?
GPS is the most widely utilised technology in fleet tracking. However, 
Ziqitza Rajasthan elaborates that in addition, the majority of GPS 
trackers combine cellular networks with satellite-based GPS systems 
to transmit location information to the platform. Many GPS trackers 
contain on-board processing capability, security layers, and 
embedded device logic like power management and communications 
protocol management in addition to the two fundamental 
communication technologies. The majority of GPS trackers have an 
accelerometer on board to detect movement. 
What networks support fleet tracking?
According to Ziqitza Limited, the majority of linked devices used 
for fleet tracking are now connected to the 3G network, also 
known as HSPA. In order to be backwards compatible with 2G 
networks, several devices use twin radios. These devices 
typically connect to networks using GPRS/HSPA (also known as 
"High Speed Packet Access" or "Generalised Packet Radio 
Service").
 
ZHL Rajasthan continues by stating that more recent Fleet 
Tracking systems utilise 4G, 4G LTM, or 4G LTE Cat-M, which are 
cutting-edge networks especially created for frequent 
transmission of brief signals. In comparison to earlier networks, 
devices on this network often consume significantly less power 
and offer stronger connectivity characteristics.
What are the features of Fleet Tracking?
According to Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan, fleet tracking devices 
frequently attach to an automobile's On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) Port. 
A fleet tracking device that is linked to this port can gather and 
transmit sophisticated diagnostic information in addition to position 
and speed. These are some typical attributes of fleet tracking systems:
  Location
  Trip Tracking
  History of Trips
  Mileage/Odometer
  Breadcrumbs during a trip
  Speed
  Direction
  Fuel Level
  Battery Voltage
  Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) notification
A manager may be able to obtain real-time performance data from 
some Fleet Tracking systems through email, text message, or in-app 
notification. Some Fleet Tracking Systems, according to 
Ziqitza Health Care Limited, offer downloadable and on-demand 
reports. To easily sort and analyse these, download them into a 
spreadsheet.
Fleet tracking systems have many advantages. 
Fleet tracking, in its most basic form, enables a 
manager to be aware of the location, direction, 
and status of his assets. Fleet tracking is a 
technology that is becoming more and more 
crucial and has long been used by large fleets. 
More small and mid-sized field service fleets are 
implementing Fleet Tracking due to decreased 
prices, flexible monthly payment, and improved 
product simplicity.