Maps View
Topics in this section:
The Mapping application provides a combination of location and compliance data, giving
dispatchers the information they need to quickly and accurately locate fleet assets
and make critical decisions.
To view the location, status, and availability of all drivers:
- Select Drivers from the Display drop-down list.
- Select (all) from the next drop-down list.
- Click the View button.
To view the breadcrumb trail (activity and movement) for a single driver:
- Select Drivers from the Display drop-down list.
- Select a driver's name from the next drop-down list.
- Select the date you wish to view.
To change the date:
- Click the ... button to pop up the calendar.
- Click on the date desired.
- Click the View button.
To view the last reported location and motion status for all vehicles:
- Select Vehicles from the Display drop-down list.
- Select (all) from the next drop-down list.
- Click the View button.
Zooming:
- Click on the zoom control buttons in the upper left corner of the map.
- Double click on a map location to zoom in and center on that position.
- Use the mouse scroll wheel movements over the map region.
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Hold the shift key while clicking and dragging the cursor to define a specific
rectangular area to zoom into.
- Click the View button to reset the map to the default zoom level.
Panning:
- Use the arrow buttons in the upper left corner of the map.
- Click-and-drag the cursor on the map.
Changing Map Views and Overlays:
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Click the plus symbol
in the upper right corner of the map to:
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Change the map between street (Road) and hybrid
(Aerial With Labels) views. The map defaults to street view each time
you begin a new browser session.
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Show or hide icons (for drivers, vehicles, or a location marker) and overlays (weather and live traffic).
Show Location Details:
Hide Location Details:
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Click the close button
in the upper right corner of details window,
OR
- Click elsewhere on the map.
Address Search:
- Enter a full or partial street address and city in the Address box.
- Click the Search button.
If multiple location matches are found, the best match will be selected automatically
and the map will be centered on that location with a pin marking the address.
Click on the pin to display the location returned by the mapping provider.
This map shows the following information for all non-deleted drivers in the selected
driver filter.
Viewing a map for all drivers shows the current location and estimated availability for each driver.
Therefore, various icons are shown to denote the current availability status of each driver.
Icons that may be shown on the map for all drivers:
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The driver is currently in an emergency or exempt status
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Availability is currently not applicable to this driver
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Current availability time for this driver is less than an hour
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The driver has less than three hours of available drive time
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The driver has more than three hours of available drive time
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This symbol on a availability icon
(i.e. )
means that the driver is currently in an off duty status
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There is a cluster of drivers whose last recorded location is at
this point on the map
This map shows the breadcrumb trail for the selected driver on the selected
date. Breadcrumbs are derived from duty status changes,
driver vehicle inspection reports, and periodic vehicle location samples.
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Event -
The event type associated with this breadcrumb
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Date/Time -
The date and time of the breadcrumb
* Breadcrumb dates and times are based on the time zone of the
home terminal to which the driver was assigned
on the selected date.
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Details -
The details associated with this breadcrumb
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Vehicle -
The CMV Power Unit Number, if any, associated with this breadcrumb
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The driver's status was Off Duty at this location
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The driver was On-Duty at this location
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The driver was reported as driving at this location
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The driver went into sleeper berth at this location
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A DVIR with no defects was filed at this location
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A DVIR with normal defects was filed at this location
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A DVIR with high priority defects was filed at this location
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Several events for this driver happened on or near this location
The following information is shown for all non-deleted vehicles in the organization.
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Vehicle -
Identifies the vehicle
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Vehicle Status -
The vehicle's motion status at the time of the last location update
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Last Update -
The date and time of the most recent location update received for the vehicle
* Last Update date and time is based on your
user preference for time zone.
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Driver(s) -
The name(s) of any drivers with an open duty status associated with this vehicle
* Click a driver's name to display today's breadcrumb trail for that
driver.
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Last reported status was in motion
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Most recent motion status reported as stopped
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A cluster of vehicles have this point as their last reported location
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View the map for all drivers to see the last location reported for each driver in the table.
OR
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View the map for all vehicles to see the last location reported for each vehicle in the table.
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Click the
magnifying glass to center the map on the corresponding location.
* Maps do not automatically refresh when a location update is received.
Click the View button to redisplay the map including any new location data.
N/A indicates that an accurate value cannot be computed or displayed.
Possible reasons for N/A to be shown for a driver's availability include:
N/A will be shown for a driver's or vehicle's Last Update if the mobile logging
device has not sent such information to the web server since the device was installed or
the driver began using the device.
Cluster icons are shown when multiple drivers
() or vehicles
() are in the same
location; zooming in on the map may separate these clusters into individual icons, depending
on the actual distance between the drivers or vehicles. Cluster icons may also be shown when
viewing the breadcrumb trail for a single driver if multiple breadcrumb events
() were recorded at
the same place.
If a row is preceded by a
magnifying glass,
the item in that row is associated with a GPS location that can be viewed on the map.
Click the magnifying glass to center the map on the corresponding location and show location
details.
* If there are many rows in the table, you may need to scroll up to see the location detail
on the map.
A breadcrumb is simply a point on the map. Breadcrumbs are used to show what events happened
at what location. Various symbols are used throughout the map to denote the type of event
that happened at each breadcrumb.