The kilometres you actually drove.
The system matches the recorded route to the road network instead of calculating a straight line. That is the difference between approximate and verifiable.
How a track becomes road kilometres
- Matched to the roadThe measuring points are assigned to the course of the road. What counts is the distance the vehicle drove, not the direct line between start and destination.
- Tunnels and dead zonesIf GPS reception drops on the way, the system fills the gap using the route.
- View each trip individuallyThe recorded track on the road network, with start, destination and kilometres driven.
- Routing in-houseRoute calculation runs on our own map server. Your vehicles' locations do not leave our system.
Where the kilometres are used
- In the logbook report
- The PDF report lists trips grouped by day, odometer readings, start and destination address. A QR code per trip leads to the recorded track.
- In the odometer reading
- The road kilometres update the vehicle's odometer reading.
- Separated by purpose
- Each trip is business, commute or private. The kilometres are totalled separately for each purpose.
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