Straight answers for people who run vehicles
What things cost, what the rules say and how to catch what is going wrong, written for fleet owners, school transport managers and resellers in India. A new guide most weeks.
What Is AIS-140? A Plain-Language Guide for Vehicle Owners
AIS-140 is the Indian standard for vehicle tracking devices with a panic button in commercial passenger vehicles. Here is what it asks for, who it applies to, and how to stay on the right side of the RTO.
Read the guide →School Bus GPS Tracking Rules in India: What Schools and Operators Must Do
Schools are responsible for their buses whether they own them or hire them. This guide lists the rules in force, where GPS tracking is mandatory, and how to set up tracking so parents, the school and the RTO all see what they need.
Read the guide →GPS Tracking for Construction Equipment: Hours, Fuel, Theft and Site Control
A machine on site is not a truck on a road. What matters is engine hours, where it was parked and whether it ran when nobody was paying. Here is how to set up tracking that answers those questions.
Read the guide →GPS Tracker for Truck: Price in India and What You Actually Pay For
Device, SIM, software and fitting all have their own price. Here is what each one costs, what changes the price, and a worked total for a 10-truck fleet.
Read the guide →How to Catch Fuel Theft Without a Fuel Sensor
You do not need a ₹8,000 sensor to find missing diesel. Full-tank refills plus GPS distance give a mileage figure per stretch, and the stretches that fall out of line point to the leak.
Read the guide →GPS tracking where you are
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