GPS tracking for trailers
A trailer often sits unhitched with no power, so it needs a battery GPS tracker of its own. Traxelio shows where each trailer is, alerts you when it moves or leaves a yard, and keeps a history of every trip, even after it is unhitched.
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 trailer operations
Geo-Zones
Get an alert when a trailer leaves the yard, a customer site or a parking area.
Alert Notifications
Know when a parked trailer starts moving, whether it is hitched or not.
Activity Reports
See how long each trailer sat idle and how far it travelled each week.
Trip History
Follow the route of each trailer across trips, whichever truck pulled it.
Common uses
Logistics
Coordinate freight, cargo, and supply-chain vehicles across depots, transfer points, and long routes with trip…
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
The trailer carries its own tracker, so it keeps reporting after it is unhitched. Traxelio alerts you when a parked trailer moves or leaves the zone you drew around it.
No. A trailer tracker runs on its own battery, so it reports whether the trailer is hitched or not. How long the battery lasts depends on the tracker model and reporting interval.
Yes. Activity reports show the idle time and distance for each trailer, so you can spot the ones that rarely leave the yard.
Start tracking your trailer
Connect a compatible tracker you already own, or request a fleet quote.