
Where Fleet telematics fits
04 Route is the operating context.
This page should not feel like an isolated feature sheet. It belongs to a role, a stage, a control, and an outcome in the Haultro operating spine.
The challenge
- !Dispatch is guessing where trucks are, so customer ETA calls turn into hold music and apologies.
- !Idling at the landfill scale line and at lunch quietly burns fuel no one is watching.
- !Hours-of-service violations and missed ELD logs surface as fines, not as warnings.
- !Harsh braking, speeding, and rollbacks on a packer only get noticed after the claim comes in.
- !Telematics lives in one vendor portal while routes, jobs, and billing live somewhere else.
What it does
- ✓Track every truck on a single live map that refreshes every 15 seconds.
- ✓Monitor engine and vehicle health so faults turn into work orders, not breakdowns.
- ✓Capture ELD hours of service automatically and flag drivers approaching their limit.
- ✓Alert on harsh braking, speeding, idling, and other risky events as they happen.
- ✓Draw geofences around yards, landfills, transfer stations, and customer sites.
- ✓Pull existing telematics (Samsara, Geotab, Verizon Connect, Motive) into routes, dispatch, and billing without re-keying.
Inside the module
Every capability, included.
Built for waste duty cycles
Telematics that understands stop-and-go hauling
A waste route is not a long-haul run. Trucks make hundreds of short stops, sit at the scale line, and grind through the same neighborhoods every week. Haultro reads that pattern instead of fighting it.
Distinguish a working stop at a bin from a parked truck so idling reports stay honest.
Geofence the landfill and transfer station to measure scale-line and tipping wait time.
Tie engine hours and PTO time to the packer body, not just the chassis odometer.
Surface the trucks burning the most fuel per stop, not just per mile.
One feed, every screen
No more separate telematics portal
Dispatch sees it
The live map and alerts sit next to the route board, so the dispatcher acts without alt-tabbing to a vendor login.
Billing sees it
Geofenced arrival and departure times back up service verification and weight-based charges.
The shop sees it
Fault codes and engine hours land in maintenance so the next PM is scheduled, not missed.
Connected across the platform
One source of truth.
Routing & dispatch
Live truck positions feed dispatch so you can re-route the nearest packer to a missed bin and reassign stops without a phone tree.
Driver app
Haultro Driver pairs turn-by-turn and proof of service with the same GPS feed, so the map and the driver always see the same route.
Maintenance
Engine fault codes and engine-hours readings open work orders automatically, turning telematics signals into scheduled service.
Analytics
Idling, harsh events, and miles roll into fleet dashboards so you can rank trucks and drivers and target the worst offenders.
How it works
Adopting fleet telematics.
Connect your telematics
Link Samsara or another provider, or feed GPS through the open REST API. Trucks appear on the live map within minutes, no rip-and-replace required.
Draw your geofences
Map your yards, landfills, transfer stations, and key customer sites. Haultro logs every enter and exit so arrivals and dwell time are automatic.
Set your alert rules
Choose thresholds for idling, speeding, harsh events, and HOS, then route each alert to the right dispatcher or supervisor.
Run the day off one map
Watch the fleet at a 15-second refresh, react to alerts as they fire, and let positions and timestamps flow into routing, billing, and maintenance.
Standards & compliance
Built in, not bolted on.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How fresh is the GPS data on the live map?
Truck positions refresh every 15 seconds, so dispatch sees near-real-time movement and can give customers accurate ETAs instead of guesses.
Do I have to replace my existing telematics hardware?
No. Haultro integrates with Samsara and other telematics providers and offers an open REST API, so you keep the trackers and ELDs you already run.
Does telematics cover ELD hours of service?
Yes. Haultro tracks driving and on-duty time, shows remaining hours, and flags drivers approaching their limit to support FMCSA and ELD-mandate compliance.
How does this help cut fuel cost?
Idling alerts, harsh-event detection, and route insight expose where fuel is wasted. Operators see representative results of up to 30% lower fuel cost when they act on it.
What can geofencing tell me?
Geofences around yards, landfills, transfer stations, and customer sites log automatic arrival and departure times, so you can measure scale-line waits and verify service without manual notes.
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