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Guides for people who run fleets.
Practical, India-first guides on fuel, geofences, cold chain, vehicle papers, hardware and driver safety — and straight answers to the questions each industry asks us.
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Operations6 min read
Geofencing, explained: zones that actually work
A practical guide to geofencing for Indian fleets: choosing polygon, corridor or circle zones, setting entry, exit and dwell rules, and designing zones that avoid false alerts.
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Compliance6 min read
Keeping cold-chain loads in range
Why chilled and frozen loads drift out of range in transit, what to monitor in the vehicle, and the temperature records Indian audits ask for.
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Compliance6 min read
Vehicle papers in India: what expires, and when
The six documents an Indian commercial vehicle needs, how long each one lasts, why a transport vehicle's RC now runs with its fitness certificate, and a 30/15/7-day renewal calendar.
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Hardware6 min read
2G or 4G? Choosing a GPS tracker for an Indian fleet
How to choose vehicle tracking hardware in India: hardwired, OBD or sealed units, 2G versus 4G LTE Cat 1, inputs and outputs, IP ratings, AIS-140 and fitting.
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Safety6 min read
Driver safety scorecards: measure and coach
Score over-speeding, harsh braking, acceleration and cornering fairly on Indian roads, then coach the behaviour behind the number and recognise the drivers who get it right.
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AIS-140, explained for fleet operators
AIS-140 sets what a vehicle location tracking device and emergency button must do in Indian public service vehicles. The rule, the certification, and what to ask.
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Industry FAQs
Straight answers, industry by industry.
What school operators, food distributors, builders, rental firms and others ask before they choose a fleet platform — answered against what ZonePin Fleets actually does.
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