Samsara Inc.

Samsara Networks Inc.

Sachal Nanda

Sean McGee

Tirso Peguero

Eric Shreve

Wei Wu

Helen Chung

Alex Wu

Jennifer Julia Zhang

Emily J White

Kathryn Siegel

Kelsey Michelle Lam

Yosub Shin

Chaein Jung

Greg Hogan

Utkarsh Jaiswal

Sachie Weber

Xin Chen

Yogesh Bhumralkar

Matthew Morales

Noah Ray

Emily White

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for automated fleet tracking. A route management system enables fleet managers to define and assign routes for vehicles in a fleet, as well as set route tracking configurations for customized tracking of the vehicles. For example, the route tracking configuration may include customizations to the scheduled start and/or end time of a route, a threshold for determining that a vehicle has arrived and/or departed from a scheduled stop, and the like.

Customized route tracking

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for route tracking overlapping geofences. A route management system provides for route tracking of overlapping geofences. For example, the route management system tracks the amount of time that a vehicle is within geofence, even when the vehicle has not departed a previous scheduled stop and/or is within multiple overlapping geofences. The route management system determines that the vehicle has arrived at the scheduled stop when the amount of time that the vehicle has been within the geofence encompassing the scheduled stop meets a threshold period of time. As a result, the route management system accurately logs a vehicle as having arrived at multiple scheduled stops that have overlapping geofences.

Route tracking overlapping geofences

Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for generating estimated times of arrival for multiple stops along a route. A route management system provides for: accessing a route tracking report associated with a vehicle to identify a set of stops along a route; determining a current location of the vehicle; computing, based on a current location of the vehicle, a first estimated time of arrival (ETA) associated with a first stop of the set of stops and a second ETA associated with a second stop of the set of stops; and generating, for display, first and second identifiers of the first and second stops associated with the first and second ETAs of the first and second stops.

Multiple estimated times of arrival computation

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