Per Trip tracking
Per Trip Tracking - Overcome the challenge of tracking trucks that do not necessarily return back to the source point
We realized instant benefits upon deployment of their tracking products, 24 X 7 online access to their system, customized dashboard and reports and mobile application. They were very prompt in deploying products and consistently maintained our SLAs (between 95% and 100%) uptime on a daily basis….. We are very pleased with Glovision’s service levels and partnering with us in delivering prestigious state-wide turn-key projects
What Is a Per Trip Tracking System?
A per trip tracking system tracks a vehicle for the length of a single trip rather than permanently. It is designed for hired trucks that carry material from mines to a plant and do not return to the same point, so a fixed GPS device is not practical.
Tracking starts when the trip is created and closes when the truck reaches the destination, so every load stays visible even when the vehicle is hired for a single trip.
Key Features
- Trip-based tracking for hired and third-party trucks
- Live location and estimated arrival for each load
- Turnaround time (TAT) and stoppage monitoring
- Route deviation and diversion alerts
- Trip reports for transporter billing
Why Choose Glovision for Per Trip Tracking System?
Glovision has delivered per trip tracking system solutions for real operations in India, so the platform reflects what control rooms and field teams actually need. Every per trip tracking system deployment is configured around the client's own vehicles, sites and workflows.
For background on the technology, see GPS tracking units. To discuss per trip tracking system for your organisation, contact the Glovision team.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a per trip tracking system work?
Tracking is linked to the vehicle when a trip is created. The truck is followed live until it reaches the destination, and the trip is then closed with a full record of its route and timings.
Who needs per trip tracking?
Mining companies, plants and logistics firms that rely on hired trucks, where vehicles change often and do not stay with one fleet.
Can per trip tracking prevent material diversion?
Yes. Route-deviation and long-stoppage alerts flag unusual movement while the trip is in progress.
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