GPS tracking for Kathmandu fleets, from Valley public vehicles to the Dashain road ban

Kathmandu fleets work in a Valley where public vehicles are being fitted with GPS and cameras, large cargo vehicles are barred from the Narayangadh road at festival time, and a privacy act asks for consent when personal data is collected. Connect a compatible tracker to Traxelio, add its SIM, and follow each vehicle with its trips, stops and the zones you draw.

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Local landmarks

A Kathmandu route is easy to describe and hard to prove

You know the landmarks. Traxelio shows when each vehicle reached them, how long it stayed and which route it took.

Route brief Kathmandu
  • Narayangadh–Kathmandu road

    Draw a zone on a section to date each pass.

  • Ring Road

    Draw a zone on an access road to date each entry.

Set up a zone around each landmark (Narayangadh–Kathmandu road and Ring Road) to get an alert when a vehicle arrives or leaves, then replay the day's trips.

From live map to daily review

GPS in Valley public vehicles

By June 2026 the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office counted 3,303 public service vehicles in the Valley fitted with dashcams, CCTV cameras and GPS, and said such systems are being made mandatory gradually, according to The Rising Nepal and Republica. That duty falls on public transport, so check which rules cover your vehicles. A zone at your depot dates each departure and return.

Depot runs dated

Dashain limits on the Narayangadh road

In October 2026 the Department of Transport Management barred trailers and other large cargo vehicles from the Narayangadh–Kathmandu road from Ghatasthapana on 11 October for the Dashain festival, except vehicles carrying essentials such as food, medicine and fruit, according to Nepal News and OnlineKhabar (6 October 2026). Traxelio does not hold such rules, but a zone on the road section and one at your depot give each run's departure, arrival and wait.

Waits measured

The Privacy Act and consent

The Privacy Act, 2075 (2018) governs personal information in Nepal, and its section 12 requires a person's consent when personal data is collected, according to the text of the Act and Niti Partners (2 November 2026). Agree with your drivers what you collect and why before vehicles start reporting. Traxelio does not provide legal advice.

Notice prepared

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The pricing page lists Premium at 29 USD per vehicle per month. A tracker is a separate purchase that depends on the model, and a recognised one you already own spares you that cost.

Possibly, so check fit first. Enter its IMEI on the connect page, let Traxelio check the model, then add a SIM with mobile data for the vehicle to report.

No. Traxelio does not transmit your vehicle data to any authority. Your zones and trips stay in your account as your own records.

Yes. A zone on the road section and one at your depot give each run's departure and arrival, and stops show the wait.

Tell them what is recorded, why, and who can see it, before the first vehicle reports. Traxelio does not provide legal advice.

Positions on the map, each vehicle's trips and stops, entry and exit times for your zones, and activity reports over the dates you choose, up to 31 days.

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