LGV Telematics – Light Goods Vehicle Monitoring
Telematics for Light Goods Vehicles combines GPS tracking and onboard diagnostics to monitor real-time vehicle location, fuel consumption and driving behaviour – productivity and duty of care for van and light commercial fleets.
Vans earn by the drop, not by the mile. For light goods fleets – couriers, service engineers, builders merchants, multi-drop distribution – telematics is about productivity: more jobs per van per day, proof that your people were where they said they were, and vehicles that stay on the road because faults are caught early.
What LGV Telematics Delivers
- Proof of attendance – timestamped GPS history verifies arrivals, departures and time on site for every job
- Route & mileage discipline – see the day's actual route against the planned one; cut wasted miles and private use
- Fuel consumption monitoring – onboard diagnostic data shows real mpg per van and per driver
- Driver safety & duty of care – harsh-event data and speed records demonstrate you manage road risk seriously. See driver behaviour monitoring
- Early fault warning – diagnostic trouble codes reported remotely, so our engineers can act before a warning light becomes a non-starter
- Claim defence – objective incident reconstruction to defeat fraudulent claims and protect your premiums
Duty of Care, Demonstrated
If your staff drive for work, you have a legal duty to manage that risk – whether they drive a 44-tonne artic or a small van. Telematics gives you the evidence trail: who drove, how they drove, and what you did about it. Combined with our maintenance and inspection services, it forms a complete, documented duty-of-care system.
Mixed Fleet? No Problem
Most operators run both – vans for local work, HGVs for the trunking. One telematics view can cover the whole fleet, with HGV-specific depth where you need it. And because we're commercial engineers first, the maintenance alerts that come out of the system get actioned by our own workshop and mobile units.