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Vehicles
The list of all vehicles with their profiles, service history, and documents.
Every role can view; only Fleet Admin can add, edit, and delete.
The vehicle list
Each row shows the plate, model, currently assigned driver, status, fuel level, and estimated arrival time when on assignment.
Search and a status filter are available.
Vehicle profile
Opening a vehicle shows three tabs.
Overview tab
| Shown | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Fuel level | Remaining fuel against tank capacity |
| Load | Load percentage against capacity |
| Distance | Odometer and current trip distance |
| Position & speed | The last reported point |
| Driver | Who is currently assigned |
Service tab
The vehicle's service history, and its next service date.
Vehicles past their service schedule are marked service overdue — that mark also appears in the main list, so you do not have to open each one.
Documents tab
Three documents with their own expiry dates: registration, roadworthiness certificate, and insurance.
The status is derived from those dates:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Valid | Every document is still current |
| Expiring | Something is approaching its expiry date |
| Expired | Something has passed it |
Expired documents are an operational risk, not just a record
A vehicle with expired documents that keeps running creates legal exposure during an inspection or after an accident.
Fill in all three dates when registering a vehicle. Without them the system has nothing to warn about — and the status will keep reading "valid".
Assigning a driver
From the vehicle profile you can assign the responsible driver.
That assignment is what makes the driver's name appear in the vehicle list, on the map, and on tasks.
Vehicle photos
Each vehicle can carry a photo. Useful for making sure people in the field are looking at the right unit, especially when several vehicles share a model.
Deleting a vehicle
Available to Fleet Admin. Consider deactivating rather than deleting if the vehicle carries service and task history you still want to keep.

