New EU Digital Tachograph Requirements 2025
Updated requirements for second-generation digital tachographs for commercial vehicles come into force in June 2025.
Read more →Answers to popular questions about GPS monitoring, telematics and Fleet Vision operation
Updated requirements for second-generation digital tachographs for commercial vehicles come into force in June 2025.
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Read more →Telematics is a technology that combines telecommunications and informatics for transmitting vehicle data. GPS monitoring allows tracking location, speed, fuel consumption, driving style and other vehicle parameters in real time.
The Fleet Vision system collects data from GPS trackers installed on vehicles and transmits it to a server where the information is processed and displayed in a convenient interface.
Fleet Vision works with any type of vehicle:
Yes, the GPS tracker uses mobile internet (2G/3G/4G LTE) to transmit data. The tracker is equipped with a SIM card that provides communication with the server. You also need internet access to view data on a computer or smartphone.
During temporary loss of connection, the tracker saves data in memory and transmits it when connection is restored.
The basic kit includes:
Additionally, fuel consumption sensors, temperature sensors, cameras, panic buttons and other devices can be installed.
Standard GPS tracker installation takes 1 to 3 hours depending on vehicle type and configuration. Installation with additional sensors (fuel, temperature, CAN bus) can take up to 5 hours.
We offer mobile installation at your convenient time and location.
Some models (such as OBD trackers) can be installed independently — they connect to the vehicle's diagnostic port without interfering with wiring.
However, for professional installation with connection to power, ignition and additional sensors, we recommend contacting specialists. Incorrect installation can lead to inaccurate data or equipment damage.
Fleet Vision provides a wide range of data:
Yes, Fleet Vision supports several fuel monitoring methods:
The system automatically records refueling, fuel draining and abnormal consumption.
In your personal account, you can set up automatic notifications via email, SMS or push notifications to your smartphone for the following events:
Yes, installing GPS monitoring on company vehicles is completely legal in Estonia and the EU. Employers have the right to monitor the use of corporate property.
It's important to comply with GDPR requirements:
A digital tachograph is a device that automatically records driving time, rest and other driver work periods. Required for:
From 2025, new EU requirements for second-generation tachographs with remote data download and GNSS positioning features are in effect.
Fleet Vision uses modern protection methods:
Only authorized users of your company have access to data.
The cost consists of several components:
We offer discounts for large fleets (from 20 units). Contact us for an individual quote.
No, we work transparently. All costs are discussed before signing the contract:
Additional services (such as custom report development or integration with your system) are paid separately by agreement.
Yes, we offer a 14-day trial period. You will be able to:
To connect trial access, contact us by phone +372 58 206 302 or email info@fleetvision.ee