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MyEROAD Fleet Map is a re-imagination of maps that significantly expands EROAD's ability to deliver accurate, multi-featured services to the modern land transport industry.
While we're confident you will appreciate the potential of this new map technology, new experiences can be unsettling; that's why we've made it easy to switch Fleet Maps on and off at will, without losing any data or functionality.
In the following year, we will migrate more and more of the interactive features currently found in MyEROAD Maps to Fleet Maps, along with some modern tools that were un-doable on our outgoing maps platform.
Looking great on mobile
Even on the smallest of mobile screens, we've re-designed Fleet Maps to be intuitive and fit nicely, whether you're looking at the map, inspecting a vehicle or managing your fleet.
The interface is consistent across tablets and Desktop screens, reducing learning time while delivering key data quickly and easily.
What can Fleet Maps do?
- New technology enables the display of 100x more assets than previously possible (Scaleable to 10,000 assets)
- We can now support up to 1000 un-clustered assets, or 10000 clustered
- Customers will be able to toggle clustering on and off to support different use cases
- We have reduced the page load time from ~60 seconds (for enterprise customers) to <5 seconds
Accessing Fleet Maps
The Fleet Maps Beta can be toggled on or off from any screen that is able to display map data. The switch is at the top of the map.
Mobile User Interface
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On a mobile device, your first view may be LIST, listing vehicles in your fleet.
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In Map view, you'll see:
Change Map Layer: Tap Underlays:
Overlays:
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Clusters: These big blue circles are vehicles in close proximity. As you zoom in, Clusters will split into smaller clusters, eventually resolving into individual vehicles at extreme zoom levels.
Stopped Vehicles: These appear as red dots with a white square. These are the last reported locations of these vehicles.
En Route Vehicles: These appear as green dots with a white arrow, pointing in the general direction of travel.
to select a number of map underlays, with different overlay options.