GPS tracking for Kingston fleets, from the container terminal to data controller registration

Kingston fleets haul to a container terminal run under a concession, run trucks whose waits at the gate are easy to describe and hard to prove, and handle drivers' data under a law that makes controllers register. Connect a compatible tracker to Traxelio, add its SIM, and follow each vehicle with its trips, stops and the zones you draw.

Premium 29 USD / vehicle / month

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Until a compatible tracker sends data, you have no current vehicle position, trips or alerts to review in Traxelio.

Local landmarks

A Kingston 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 Kingston
  • Kingston Container Terminal

    Draw a zone on the gate you use to time each arrival and departure.

  • Highway 2000

    Draw a zone on a section to date each pass.

Set up a zone around each landmark (Kingston Container Terminal and Highway 2000) to get an alert when a vehicle arrives or leaves, then replay the day's trips.

From live map to daily review

The Kingston Container Terminal

Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited operates the Kingston Container Terminal, and in July 2025 it signed an expansion agreement with the Port Authority of Jamaica to add container storage capacity, according to InvestCARICOM (updated 16 September 2026) and the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce (11 July 2025). A zone at your yard and one at the terminal gate give each haul's departure, arrival and wait.

Terminal runs timed

Waits at the gate

A truck held at a terminal gate shows in the trip history as a stop with its start, end and length, and a zone at the gate dates each arrival and departure. Compare several runs to see which days and hours your vehicles wait longest.

Waits measured

Registering as a data controller

Under the Data Protection Act, 2020, data controllers must register with the Office of the Information Commissioner, and registration has been open since 1 December 2023, according to the Office of the Prime Minister and the Information Commissioner's office, whose 11 October 2024 notice says processing personal data without registration is not allowed. 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

On the pricing page Premium is 29 USD per vehicle and month. Trackers are sold by model and billed apart from the plan; you may skip that spend if your own tracker is recognised.

Maybe, so check fit before assuming. The IMEI goes into the connect page, which checks the model before activation; after you add a SIM with mobile data, the vehicle can report to the map.

No. Registration is a step you take with the Office of the Information Commissioner, and Traxelio makes no statement about it. Your zones and trips stay in your account as your own records.

Yes. A zone at the depot and one at the terminal gate give each run's departure and arrival, and the stops on the way show where a vehicle waited.

Explain to drivers what you collect and why before activation. Ask your adviser what else applies; Traxelio does not provide legal advice.

A vehicle's live position, the trips and stops it made, when it entered or left each zone, and a report totalling activity for the dates you pick.

Ready to track your fleet in Kingston?

Connect a compatible tracker you already own, or request a fleet quote.