My trucks, and a lorry's own page
What each row on the list tells you, and what is on the page behind it: the route, the alerts, and every check with its cost.
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The two tabs
- Live tracking — being checked automatically, and spending credits.
- Watchlist — on your list, not being checked and not spending credits.
A lorry moves between the two with the switch on its row. Nothing is deleted either way, and nothing is re-added when it comes back.
What a row tells you
| On the row | What it means |
|---|---|
| The registration number | Tap it to open the lorry's own page |
| A badge | Whether it is running, or which stop paused it |
| The switch | What starts and stops the spending on this lorry |
| What it has done lately | Its last crossing, and how often it is checked |
ExampleThree rows of My trucks
One row: the number, its badge, the switch, and how often it is looked at.
- 1A live lorry: green rail, where it was last recorded, and when it stops by itself.
- 2One the platform stopped: the badge says why, and the switch is off.
- 3One with no alert yet. It is switched on, it is never checked, and nothing will reach you.
The lorry's own page
Tap the number to open it. From top to bottom the page holds:
- The number, its badge, and the exact time it was last checked. If it is paused, the badge has an (i) that says paused since when and why.
- Check now — one look, straight away, for one credit. Useful when you do not want to wait for the beat.
- Pause and Go live — the same switch as the list, with a fuller explanation.
- Alerts on this truck — every rule, its beat, and whether it is switched on.
- Route — every toll crossing on record, newest first.
- Alerts raised — what was sent about this lorry, and whether it was delivered.
- Every check, and its cost — opens your activity narrowed to this lorry, so you can see exactly what it has spent.
- Settings — the remark, the tracking switch, the three stop limits, and Remove.
ExampleOne lorry's own page
A lorry's page: last checked, where it was last recorded, and what to do next.
- 1The facts: where it was last recorded, how often it is checked, what it has cost.
- 2The journey — every crossing kept, newest first.
Only movements are stored
A reading that reports the plaza the lorry is already at is never written to the route. So a short route list does not mean checks are missing — it means the lorry has not moved between plazas. The complete list of checks, including the quiet ones, is on the activity page.
Questions about this
The route is empty but the balance is going down. Is something broken?
Probably not. Checks are charged whether or not they find anything, and only movements are written to the route. Look at the last-checked time: if it is recent, the checking is working and the lorry has not crossed a plaza.
What does Check now cost?
One credit, the same as a search you type. The button says the figure before you press it.
Can I read several lorries together?
Yes. Put them in a group on Groups and their crossings appear on one combined timeline. A group checks nothing of its own and costs nothing.
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