User guide for version 7.10
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Zone 2 Zone

The Zone 2 Zone report shows vehicle movements between selected geofences during a specified period. It helps you determine which geofence a vehicle departed from, which geofence it arrived at, how long the movement took, what distance was travelled, and how many stops occurred along the way.

Before building the report, select:
  • a period using From Date and To Date
  • one or more vehicles in the Objects list
  • the geofences whose movements should be included
The highlighted row at the bottom of each section displays the totals for the corresponding period.

What the report shows

  • Vehicle — the name or number of the monitored vehicle
  • Driver — the driver assigned to the vehicle
  • Start Time — the date and time when the movement between geofences started
  • End Time — the date and time when the movement between geofences ended
  • Start Zone — the geofence from which the vehicle started moving
  • End Zone — the geofence in which the vehicle completed its movement
  • Number Stops — the number of stops recorded during the movement
  • Drive Time — the total time spent driving between geofences
  • Idling Time — the total duration of idling periods
  • Stop Time — the total duration of stops
  • Distance — the distance travelled by the vehicle between geofences
  • Time In Zone — the amount of time the vehicle spent in a geofence

Preparing geofences

To build the report correctly, create the required geofences in the Geofences module. Then assign them to the vehicle in the object settings and set their type to Working.
A work geofence is an area where a vehicle is expected to remain or perform its tasks, such as a warehouse, construction site, production facility, or route section.