GPS tracking for Asunción fleets, from the historic centre to the Integration Bridge

Asunción fleets work around a historic centre where the municipality is weighing a permanent limit on heavy vehicles, and some hauliers cross into Brazil by a new bridge, all under a data protection law that is on its way. 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 Asunción 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 Asunción
  • Centro Histórico de Asunción

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

  • Puente de la Integración

    Draw a zone on the approach to time each arrival and departure.

Set up a zone around each landmark (Centro Histórico de Asunción and Puente de la Integración) to get an alert when a vehicle arrives or leaves, then replay the day's trips.

From live map to daily review

The historic centre and heavy vehicles

In February 2026 the municipality of Asunción said it was analysing a permanent restriction on buses and heavy vehicles in the historic centre, which Ordinance 267/2009 delimits, and El Nacional reported that the plan would still allow essential supply at low-traffic hours. Nothing is decided yet. A zone on an access street dates each entry in the trip history.

Entries dated

The Integration Bridge to Brazil

The second bridge over the Paraná between Presidente Franco and Foz do Iguaçu began operating for heavy transport on 20 December 2025, and from 14 September 2026 larger empty trucks may cross between 18:00 and 05:00, according to transporte.com and El Nacional. Traxelio does not hold crossing rules, but a zone on the approach dates each arrival and the wait before it.

Crossings timed

The new data protection law

Law 7593 of 2025 on personal data protection was published on 27 November 2025 and takes effect 24 months after publication, in late 2027, according to the national law library BACN and the Uniamos guide for companies. Agree with your drivers what you collect and why before vehicles start reporting. Traxelio does not provide legal advice.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

On the pricing page, Premium is 29 USD per vehicle per month. A tracker is bought separately, priced by model, and a supported one you already own saves that cost.

It may work, so check fit before assuming. Enter the IMEI on the connect page and Traxelio checks the model before activation; a data SIM then lets the vehicle appear on the map.

No. Street closures and heavy-vehicle limits are not held by Traxelio, and nothing is checked on your behalf. Draw a zone on the street and read in the history when each truck was there.

Yes. A zone at the depot and one at the bridge approach give each run's departure and arrival, and the stops between them show where a truck waited.

Before the first position arrives, let drivers know what is gathered, the reason, and who reads it. Local law may add duties, and Traxelio does not provide legal advice.

The map shows every vehicle's position, trip history lists its trips and stops, zones record entries and exits, and activity reports total them for any dates you pick.

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