Fleet Management & GPS Tracking Blog | Tracking Hardware UK

Choosing the right driver identification keypad for your fleet means more than selecting a price point. The keypad must be compatible with the GPS tracker already installed in your vehicles — matching its communication interface, connection protocol, and I/O configuration. This guide covers which of our keypads work with which trackers, what connection method is required, and how driver ID data flows from keypad to fleet management platform. How Driver ID Keypads Connect to G

The GC-2673 combines a secure PIN keypad with a 13.56 MHz NFC reader in an IP68-rated housing — giving fleet operators two ways to authenticate drivers without any gaps in their records. Compatible with Teltonika, Queclink, and Ruptela. UK stock.

Driver identification keypad fleet management solutions have become one of the most important tools for modern UK fleet operators. Whether you are running a handful of vans or a large-scale logistics operation, knowing exactly who is behind the wheel at every moment matters for compliance, safety, and accountability. A driver identification keypad is a small in-cab device that allows fleet managers to verify the identity of each driver before and during vehicle use, creating

Joseph Cimand, CEO of Tracking Hardware UK, was featured in FleetPoint this week on why PIN keypads are replacing iButton and RFID for driver identification — and what it means for fleet operators still running token-based systems.

Driver identification is one of the most important — and most overlooked — elements of a well-run fleet operation. Knowing which driver is behind the wheel at any given moment is essential for compliance with UK working time regulations, accurate mileage allocation, insurance liability, and effective driver behaviour monitoring. Driver ID keypads — small PIN-entry or RFID fob devices mounted in the cab — solve this problem elegantly. In this guide, we'll explain how driver id

Who's driving? Know your fleet

Fleet managers across the UK face the same challenge: you can have the best route planning software, efficient vehicles, and a structured dispatch operation — but if you do not know exactly who is behind the wheel and how they are driving, you are operating blind. Driver behaviour is one of the biggest variables in fleet performance, directly affecting fuel costs, accident rates, vehicle wear, insurance premiums, and regulatory compliance. A driver identification keypad is th