Your Work Trucks Already Have GPS Tracking

TrackNet unlocks that data. No hardware to buy, install, or maintain.

Works With the Trucks You Already Own

TrackNet offers GPS fleet tracking without installation by connecting to technology already built into compatible vehicles. If your fleet runs model year 2017 or newer vehicles from these makes, there is nothing to buy and nothing to install.

Ford Pro  ·  Chevrolet  ·  GMC  ·  Ram  ·  Jeep  ·  Dodge  ·  Chrysler  ·  Toyota  ·  Hino Trucks
Buick  ·  Cadillac  ·  Lincoln  ·  Lexus  ·  Volvo  ·  Tesla  ·  Fiat  ·  Alfa Romeo  ·  Maserati

Not sure whether your vehicles qualify? Send us your year, make and model list and we will confirm.

GPS Fleet Tracking
Without Installation

Compatible with all vehicles 2017 and newer

TrackNet connects directly to data from your vehicle’s built-in systems to show vehicle locations, mileage, fuel use, and vehicle health. There is no extra tracking device to buy or install, and no installation appointment to take your vehicles off the road.

Connected vehicle data points on a fleet van including battery, fuel, location, odometer, and collision alerts
Commercial truck driver focused at the wheel during daytime route

Use Driver Data to Improve Fleet Safety

Use behavioral data for coaching opportunities with your drivers. By monitoring metrics like speeding incidents, sudden accelerations, and seatbelt violations, you can incorporate these statistics into driver scorecards which provide a comprehensive summary of their performance.

See how FMCSA SMS updates and connected data tools work together to improve CSA scores.

Collision Alerts Let You Be the First to Know About an Accident

If your vehicle is involved in a collision, you will be immediately alerted of the incident. Additionally, you will gain access to crash data, which can aid in initially evaluating the damage to the vehicle and the costs associated with the accident.

By pairing the crash data with footage captured by Tracknet’s installation free fleet tracking dash cams, you can also exonerate your drivers from any liability and avoid multimillion-dollar lawsuits (nuclear verdicts).

Damaged fleet van with front-end collision and side dents

Fast Setup

No Installation!

Vehicle Compatibility

2017 Up

Affordable Tracking

No Hardware Costs

Keep Your Fleet Healthy

Full Diagnostic Data for Great Fleet Insights

With full diagnostic information and GPS data (including Battery Voltage, Fuel Usage, Odometer Readings and more) you can quickly tend to maintenance needs, effectively reducing the likelihood of unforeseen breakdowns. By closely monitoring your drivers’ tendencies like speeding and rapid acceleration, you can also save on unnecessary fuel expenses and ensure your fleet stays on the road longer, maximizing productivity and your bottom line.

Vehicle dashboard metrics showing tire pressure, odometer, timer, fuel level, battery voltage, and engine temperature

Battery Voltage

Check battery levels to prevent unexpected breakdowns

Location Reporting

Track your vehicle’s location in real-time with GPS reporting

Fuel Usage

Check your vehicle’s fuel levels in addition to mileage reports

Odometer Readings

Monitor speeding habits as well as hard turn / hard brake alerts

Oil Levels

Make sure your vehicle’s have proper oil levels to prevent long-term damage

Connected Vehicle Data: Common Questions

Model year 2017 and newer vehicles from supported manufacturers, including Ford Pro, Chevrolet, GMC, Ram, Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, Toyota and Hino Trucks. TrackNet reads the telematics unit the manufacturer already built into the vehicle.
No. There is no tracker to purchase, no installation appointment, and no device to maintain or move when a vehicle leaves the fleet.
Real-time GPS location, odometer readings, fuel usage, battery voltage, oil levels, speeding, hard braking and hard cornering, seat belt use, and collision alerts.
Yes. The data comes from the vehicle manufacturer’s own system rather than an aftermarket device that can be unplugged, damaged, or fail after installation.
A traditional tracker is hardware you buy, install in every vehicle, and replace when it fails. Connected vehicle data uses equipment the manufacturer already installed, so your trucks stay on the road and your cost is a monthly rate instead of a hardware purchase.
Yes. Connected vehicle data pairs with TrackNet fleet dash cameras, so a collision alert arrives together with video of the event.
There is no hardware cost and no installation cost. Pricing is a monthly rate per vehicle. Contact TrackNet for a quote based on your fleet size and vehicle mix.

Learn More About Connected Vehicle Data Tracking Today

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