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Standard GPS trackers tell you where a vehicle is and how fast it is going. CAN bus GPS trackers go further — they read directly from the vehicle's own data network, unlocking fuel consumption, odometer readings, engine fault codes, RPM, axle weight, and dozens of other parameters that would otherwise require a separate diagnostic module. If you want to understand what your vehicles are doing rather than just where they are, CAN bus is the technology to look at. What Is the C

Fuel is typically the largest controllable cost in any fleet — often 30–40% of total running expenses. Modern GPS trackers with fuel monitoring give fleet managers the data to identify waste, reduce unnecessary consumption, and catch fuel theft before it becomes a significant loss. Here is how it works and what you can expect to save. How Do GPS Trackers Monitor Fuel? There are two main methods. CAN bus integration: Teltonika and Queclink GPS trackers with CAN bus support con

Van fleets are one of the most common GPS tracking use cases in the UK. Whether you run 3 vans or 300, fitting a reliable GPS tracker gives you visibility of where every vehicle is, who is driving it, and how it is being used — and gives drivers the confidence that their work is being recognised fairly. What to Look for in a GPS Tracker for Vans Not all GPS trackers suit van fleets equally. Key features to look for include 4G connectivity so tracking works across modern UK ne

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

Queclink is one of the world's leading GPS tracker manufacturers, producing devices that power fleet management, stolen vehicle recovery, and telematics applications for operators across more than 100 countries. Tracking Hardware UK is an authorised Queclink distributor supplying the full range of Queclink GPS trackers and accessories to UK fleets, installers, and platform providers from UK-held stock with fast domestic delivery. Why Queclink for UK Fleets? Queclink trackers

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.

Finding the right vehicle tracker supplier in the UK is not as straightforward as it might seem. The market splits into two very different segments: consumer-facing installers that supply Thatcham-approved stolen vehicle recovery trackers for insurance purposes, and B2B hardware distributors that supply GPS tracking devices to telematics service providers, fleet operators, and system integrators building their own tracking platforms. This guide is aimed at the second group —

If you're evaluating GPS trackers for a commercial vehicle fleet in the UK, the Queclink CV200 is one of the most frequently recommended devices on the market — and its stablemate, the CV500, offers a step up in capability for more demanding applications. Both come from Queclink Wireless Solutions, a respected telematics hardware manufacturer supplying fleet operators and platform providers across more than 100 countries. But choosing between the two is not always straightfor

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

Managing fleets efficiently requires reliable driver identification systems that ensure accurate data collection and secure access. At TrackingHardware.co.uk, we offer a comprehensive range of Driver Identification Keypads designed to work seamlessly with popular GPS tracking devices from Teltonika, Queclink, Ruptela, and others. Our latest models bring enhanced features that improve security, ease of use, and durability for businesses of all sizes. Driver ID Keypad installed

The Queclink GV620MG is one of the most capable trailer and HGV tracking devices available to UK fleet operators. Designed for heavy commercial vehicles working across the UK and Europe, the GV620MG combines multi-constellation GNSS with 4G LTE Cat M1 connectivity, dual SIM resilience, comprehensive I/O capabilities, and a form factor engineered to survive the harsh conditions of HGV and trailer environments. If you are tracking trailers, HGVs, buses, or heavy plant, the GV62

As the world leans towards IoT (Internet of Things), the demand for reliable, efficient, and smart technology to track assets and vehicles is rising. This article is a deep dive into the advanced offerings of Queclink, a leader in GPS tracking technology. Queclink is a transformational IoT partner, bringing forth telematics devices that meet the highest global standards. Let's discover why Queclink GPS trackers are a cut above the rest. What Makes Queclink a Leading Name in T

Cargo theft costs UK businesses hundreds of millions of pounds every year. From opportunistic theft at motorway service stations to coordinated hijacking of HGVs on the motorway network, cargo crime is a serious and growing threat to fleet operators. Modern GPS tracking technology from Teltonika and Queclink gives fleet managers powerful tools to deter theft, detect incidents in real time, and recover stolen assets before they disappear. The Reality of Cargo Theft in the UK T