No driver scoring
No speed scoring, no harsh-braking events, no driver leaderboards. Written into the service agreement, not offered as a setting.
Vehicle tracking
See every vehicle in one place.
A live map of your fleet on a phone, a laptop or the wall. Positions are under 90 seconds old in normal service, and a vehicle that stops reporting is taken off the map and named.
How it works
STEP 1·DAY 0
Add a vehicle
A vehicle is a name and a source of positions. We set the first ones up with you on a call.
STEP 2·SAME DAY
Connect a source
A phone running our Miles Tracker app, set up with one QR code. A tracker you bought, wired or plugged in. Or the GPS you already run, if it publishes a GTFS-Realtime feed today.
STEP 3·MINUTES LATER
It appears on the map
Your console shows the whole fleet, private to your staff accounts. Whether there is also a public map is decided with you at setup; the website embed and a one-vehicle link exist only when you make them.
What you see
The deployed rider map, showing its demo fleet. Live positions, how fresh each one is, and a plain sentence for any vehicle that has gone quiet. The same map runs inside your console, private to your staff, with the vehicles you name.
What it deliberately does not do
Personal phones track on shift only
A driver's own phone reports only while their shift is open, the app shows them whether it is on, and it goes home untracked. Enforced on our side, not left to the app.
Not an ELD
No hours-of-service, no engine connection, no compliance logging — and we will say so to your safety team rather than let anyone assume otherwise.
Whose data it is
Yours. A position is recorded against a vehicle, never against a person. We process your fleet's data to run the service and for nothing else — we do not sell it, license it or aggregate it into a product, and the only people who can see your history are your own staff accounts, and Miles, to run the service. The full statement is on the privacy page.
What it costs
One price per vehicle, per month, month to month, no termination fee — the same on your own phones, a GTFS-Realtime feed you already publish, or approved GPS hardware you own. The first 14 days are free (60 for transit and shuttles) and we take no card to start. The pricing page has the table and the approved-hardware list.
Two ways to start
Fleets, deliveries, taxis, field teams
Phones you already own, the GPS you already run, or compatible hardware. A person sets you up this week, and the first 14 days are free.
StartTransit agencies and shuttles
Set up with you, with your feeds authored and a check-in call. 60 days free with a hard end date we tell you at the start.
Start a 60-day pilot