GPS tracking for tanker trucks
Tanker GPS tracking shows where each truck is, how long it stood at each station or customer site and which stops fall outside the round. Traxelio maps every tanker live, logs how long each stop lasted, alerts you on speed and zone exits, and reads tank level with a compatible sensor.
Premium 29 USD / vehicle / month
How it works
Pick a tracker
Match it to the asset and its power source.
Set up your zones and alerts
Get an alert when it enters or leaves a zone.
Replay every trip and its stops
See where it went, where it stopped and for how long.
GPS tracking shaped for tanker operations
Geo-Zones
Get an alert when a tanker reaches or leaves a depot, a filling station or a customer site that you have drawn as a zone.
Trip History
Keep every stop of a delivery round with its address, arrival time and duration, to check a drop against the time the truck stood there.
Fuel Level Monitoring
With a compatible level sensor, follow the level of the tank it is fitted to and spot sudden drops.
Speed Alerts
Set the speed you want for a loaded tanker and get an alert when it goes over, for example on a stretch with a lower limit.
Common uses
Logistics
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Public & Private Transportation
Manage buses, shuttles, and corporate fleets with schedule adherence, route compliance, and passenger safety monitoring.
Construction & Heavy Equipment
Monitor machinery, reduce misuse, and ensure compliance on construction sites with smart data.
Frequently asked questions
Only with a compatible level sensor and a compatible tracker with a sensor input. Traxelio shows the level of the tank the sensor is fitted to. Whether a sensor suits a cargo tank depends on the tank and the product carried, so check it before you order. Without a sensor, Traxelio shows where the tanker is, not what it carries.
Yes, as a stop. Open that day's trip history: the stop at the customer's address shows when the tanker arrived and how long it stayed. It shows the tanker was there, not how much product was unloaded.
Yes. The trip history lists every stop of the round, so you can compare it with the planned route and spot a long stop at an address that is not a delivery point. Draw geo-zones around your depots and customer sites to get an alert on entry and exit. Traxelio shows the stop, not what happened there, so an unexpected stop is a question for the driver rather than proof of a diverted load.
Not automatically. With a compatible sensor, Traxelio flags a refill or a sudden drop and keeps the level before and after, with its time. Matching those figures to your loading and delivery notes stays with your team.
Not directly. You set the speed that suits the load and the route, and Traxelio alerts you when a tanker goes over it. The alert reaches you, not the driver, and Traxelio does not slow the truck down.
Start tracking your tanker
Connect a compatible tracker you already own, or request a fleet quote.