Routea real trip

GPS tracking for fleets and assets

Below is a real trip from October 8, 2026, from Tula to Puebla, as it was recorded in GPS UNO. Every image on this page is a capture of the platform, which our customers use in Spanish; only plates, names and phone numbers were replaced with fictitious data.

Trip
10/08 · 15:22 → 18:23
Distance
220.6 km
Time
181 min
Average
73 km/h
That day
18 trips · 323 events
GPS UNO history in dark mode: the Tula to Puebla trip drawn on the map, with report points and stretches marked in red
History · trip of 10/08/2026, 15:22 to 18:23 · red stretches are the dead-zone layer, measured by our devices · captured on app.gpsuno.com

Trackingthe truck on the map

Tracking· the truck on the map

What the unit reports on the road

Speed, altitude, tractor voltage, device battery, carrier and signal, and engine on or off, with the time of the last report. When the tracker reads the tractor's CAN bus, RPM, coolant temperature, fuel level, engine hours and AdBlue are reported as well.

Telcel, AT&T and Movistar

Our devices connect to all three networks and, if one drops, switch to another with signal on their own. The unit card shows which network each truck is on and its signal strength, so a coverage gap can be told apart from a faulty device.

Engine stop

It is on the same card; in the app the button reads Inmovilizar. It applies once the truck has stopped, and every order is logged with the user and the time.

Tracker and camera on the same truck

The tractor's GPS and the cab camera report to the same card and the same map, even when they come from different manufacturers.

Truck GPS tracking: how it works
GPS UNO unit card with speed, altitude, voltage, signal, engine on, CAN data and the immobilize and release buttons
Unit card with CAN / Engine open · 10/08/2026 19:25 · plate replaced

Camerasin-cab events

Cameras· in-cab events

AI cameras facing the cab and the road

The AI cameras detect fatigue, phone use, distraction, forward collision risk, tailgating and lane departure. Each event arrives with the truck, the camera channel, the time and the speed. In this list, one truck logged fatigue with eyes closed four times in under 20 minutes.

Driver monitoring (DMS) event list with thumbnails: fatigue with eyes closed at 33 to 87 km/h; faces blurred
Camera events · Driver (DMS) · August 2026 · plate and company replaced · faces blurred
Live video from the unit card · road channel · 2026-10-09, unit on the highway
Live video · cabin channel · 2026-10-12, unit at 78 km/h · face blurred, no audio

Messagesa note to the driver

Messages· a note to the driver

Message to driver dialog with a text field, a record voice note button and the truck's message history
Message to driver · truck history · plate and sender replaced

Messages to the driver through the camera speaker

On cameras with a speaker, the message plays in the cab a few seconds after it is sent, so the driver does not need to pick up the phone. A voice note can also be recorded from the same dialog. Each truck keeps its message history.

Customerstracking links

Customers· tracking links

Tracking links for your customers

A tracking link is created per truck, with the number of hours it remains valid. Once it expires it no longer opens, and it can be revoked sooner. Your customer needs no account and only sees that truck on the map.

Tracking links panel with the create new link button and one expired link
Tracking links · one expired link · link name replaced

Historythe whole day

History· the whole day

The whole day, trip by trip

History splits the day into trips and stops, with time, distance and average speed. The 220.6 km trip replays at up to 10x, and the speed detail flags the slow stretches. Records export to Excel.

10x replay of the 220.6 km trip · map and trip panel · 14 s clip recorded from the platform
October 8 trip list with times, kilometers, average speed and stops; the 220.6 km trip selected with its replay controls
Trips on 10/08 · the 220.6 km trip selected, with its replay controls · plate replaced
Speed detail of a trip with a slow stretch highlighted
Speed detail · 10.5 km trip with a slow stretch highlighted

Assetseverything that moves

Assets· everything that moves

Beyond the trucks: trailers, machinery and cargo

Dry vans, containers, machinery, generators, high-value cargo and rental equipment show on the same map as your tractors, with geofences, alerts, history and tracking links. The device is chosen for the asset: wired to its power, or with its own battery when it has none.

Asset tracking: what can be tracked
  • Tractors and trucks

    With the full unit card: engine, carrier and, when the tracker reads it, the tractor's CAN data.

  • Dry vans and trailers

    They stay on the map when they are dropped in a yard or at a dock.

  • Containers

    From the port to the warehouse, with an alert when they leave the zone you set.

  • Construction machinery

    Backhoes, excavators and compactors: which job site each one is on and when it left.

  • Generators

    They move from one job site or event to the next; a geofence alerts you when one leaves its place.

  • High-value cargo

    A battery device inside the load, separate from the one on the truck that carries it.

  • Cars and motorcycles

    Delivery, sales or service fleets, with the same card as any truck.

  • Rental equipment

    Where each rented unit is and whether it left the area agreed with the customer.

Hardwarebrands

Hardware· brands

Hardware we already work with

Trackers and cameras from these brands already report to GPS UNO and go live without development work. If your trucks carry hardware from another brand, send us the brand and model: we review its protocol and let you know what is needed to connect it.

  • Trackers
  • AI cameras

Quotein writing

Quote· in writing

Request a quote for your fleet

Please let us know how many trucks or assets you want to track and what hardware they carry. We will send a written quote and, if you wish, a demo with your own fleet on the map.

WhatsApp
221 841 5436
Email
info@gpsuno.com

Carlos Román Ruiz Basulto (Mexadev, developer of GPS UNO), San Juan Bautista 4128, int. 3, Col. Bello Horizonte, ZIP 72170, Puebla, Mexico, will use your name, WhatsApp number, fleet details, message and the approximate country of your connection only to send you the quote and follow up by WhatsApp, phone or email. We do not send promotions. To limit their use or exercise your rights, write to info@mexadev.com. Full notice: gpsuno.com/en/privacy. The Spanish version prevails.