Traxroot Fleet Management Software

Traxroot On-Board Diagnostic System History OBD stands for “On-Board Diagnostics.” It is a computer-based tool which was originally designed to reduce emissions by monitoring the performance of major engine components. The origins date-back to 1982 in California to detect emission failures when regulations were developed by California Air Resources Board (ARB). Types of OBD-II Scanners There are two basic categories of OBD-II scanners. Code readers OBD-II code readers are typically inexpensive, basic devices that can read and clear codes from any vehicle that is equipped with OBD-II. These devices have a few inherent limitations in that they typically lack any information on manufacturer-specific codes and offer limited (or no) access to other data. Scan Tools OBD-II scan tools are more expensive, and they can offer a variety of different features. They offer advanced features like ECU programming, sophisticated software, and ECU adaptations. And

Traxroot Vehicle Maintenance System There is always resistance to change, some companies say they don't have time to adopt a new  fleet management system  and some say it is difficult to bring change management due to low acceptance  whilst they continue to face higher unnecessary expense and  waste more time with its shortcomings. Vehicle maintenance  can be of 2 types : Scheduled and unscheduled. Scheduled are the ones which are planned and undergone to prevent major repair, unexpected downtime and more expensive issues.   Unscheduled ones are the repairs which are usually detected after a major break down and are not planned or expected which will lead to significant down time and high repair expenses thereby affecting business leading to frustration, loss of money and time. Which is why a robust fleet or vehicle maintenance software is required to manage your vehicle's maintenance dues and respective finances. It helps in real time alerts and manages all fu