Navigate to the Transport Execution module to view a comprehensive list of all tractors that are currently active and not subcontracted, as noted in the "Vehicles" module.

Module 'Transport Execution'

The Fleet View provides detailed insights into each vehicle's operational status and assignments. Here's a guide to understanding the information each column presents:

• Truck image: Clicking on this will display the plan for the selected vehicle, offering a visual overview of its schedule.
• Truck, Trailer, and Driver: These columns display the information for the locked units as defined in the 'Vehicles' module, ensuring clarity on the resources allocated to each task.
• Tasks, Loaded KG, and Cumulative L.M.: Indicate the number of tasks assigned to the truck, its loaded weight in kilograms, and the cumulative linear meters of cargo, respectively. This helps in assessing the vehicle's capacity utilization.
• Destination, Destination City, and Destination Company: Show the final destination of the truck, including the city and the company it is heading to, providing essential details for route planning.
• Progress, PDA, PTA, and ETA:
  • Progress (e.g., 0(5)): Reflects completed tasks out of the total assigned (e.g., 0 out of 5 tasks completed).
  • PDA: Planned Date of Arrival.
  • PTA: Planned Time of Arrival.
  • ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival, calculated based on current progress and conditions.
• Last Reported Address and GPS Reported: These fields are updated with data received from the GPS system. 'Last Reported Address' indicates the most recent location reported by the GPS, while 'GPS Reported' shows the time of the last report, offering real-time tracking of the vehicle.

Understanding these details within the Fleet View enables effective monitoring and management of your transport operations, ensuring each vehicle's journey is optimally planned and executed.

Clicking on the truck image initiates a pop-up that displays a detailed itinerary for the selected truck.


Module 'Transport Execution'

Each row within this pop-up corresponds to a specific stop in the truck's journey, organized by the sequence of stops and distinguished by various symbols and text styles for quick understanding:

• The sequence of the truck's stops is indicated by letters at the beginning of each row.
• Different logos next to these letters represent the type of address for each stop:
  •  Loading
  •  Unloading
  •  Customs
  •  Stopover
• Address
• Zip Code
• Date of Arrival
• Text displayed in bold signifies the final stop of the program, highlighted with its reference number. This can be clicked on for further details.
• An airplane logo indicates a function that, when clicked, forwards the address to the drivers for completion.
  
  
  

You can view the route of the truck by clicking on Show route in the top-left corner


Module 'Transport Execution'


This will open Google Maps with all the stops of the selected truck


Module 'Transport Execution'

To mark an address as completed:

Click on the truck logo, then select the checkbox next to the address you wish to complete. This action reveals additional options and information:


Module 'Transport Execution'

1. Verification whether the GPS recorded the truck's arrival within the geofence of the specified address.
2. Fields to insert the actual kilometers driven, weight carried, time of completion, and other relevant details.
3. Option to upload files, such as the CMR, if it hasn't already been imported.