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Vehicle Tracking System News

Track, stack, back: GPS system gets gas on track

On Thursday, around 12.50 lakh bookings were recorded across the state, while 8.25 lakh cylinders were distributed. (File photo)

Published 138 days ago

Vehicle tracking system to be installed in all HRTC buses: Agnihotri

Vehicle tracking system for real-time location tracking will be installed in all HRTC buses. This was stated by deputy chief minister Mukesh Agnihotri on Friday after the 162nd meeting of the Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) Board of Directors over two days. (HT File)

Published 228 days ago

Gautam Budh Nagar: GPS integration must for mineral transport

Minor minerals like sand, gravel and stones are often over-mined or transported illegally. By equipping transport vehicles with GPS devices and linking it to the government’s Vehicle Tracking System (VTS), officials can track vehicles in real time, prevent illegal movement, stop revenue loss, and ensure only authorised transport happens, officials said. (HT Archive)

Published 263 days ago

UP uses AI, drones, and satellites to stop illegal mining

They are used to measure the length, width, and depth of mining sites. This helps the government know exactly how much mining has taken place. (For representation only)

Published 398 days ago

MSRTC to start VTS system for passengers across the state

According to the MSRTC, a modern VTS technology is now installed in over 16,000 of the MSRTC buses. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO)

Updated 575 days ago

Punjab rolls out vehicle tracking system for wheat transportation

The Punjab food and civil supplies department has implemented the vehicle tracking system (VTS) during the ongoing wheat procurement by installing Global Positioning System (GPS) in 26,250 vehicles used in transportation of wheat from the mandis to storage points or the railheads from where the freshly harvested produce is sent to consumer states.

Updated 1199 days ago

‘Will create rating system for vehicles to ensure better safety’: Nitin Gadkari

In an interaction with reporters on Thursday, February 10, 2022, Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari said the existing safety standards in India are somewhat “loose, archaic and lack homogeneity”, adding that the government is committed to improving the automobile safety ecosystem this year. (Agencies)

Updated 1636 days ago

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