GPS Vehicle Tracking & Fleet Management in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Hardware typically AED 350–800 per vehicle (one-time) plus a monthly platform / SIM data fee of AED 25–60 per vehicle, depending on features (basic location, fuel, temperature, dashcam). Volume discounts apply from 10 vehicles.

Trackers store offline events when out of GSM coverage and sync when signal returns. UAE cellular coverage is excellent — even in remote areas — but for desert / oilfield work we deploy dual-mode units with satellite fallback.

Yes — we deploy school bus tracking with a dedicated parent mobile app showing the bus location, ETA at home stop, and check-in/out alerts when the child boards / disembarks. Parent app features can be aligned with the school operator's requirements.

Yes. Commercial vehicle tracking is legal and required for many license types (taxi, school bus, hazmat). For personal vehicles, owners can install GPS on their own vehicle. Tracking employee vehicles requires their consent under UAE PDPL.

Yes — through engine CAN-bus integration (most modern vehicles), aftermarket fuel-level sensors, or fuel-card data integration. Fuel monitoring and driver scoring help show where fuel is used; the saving depends on fleet size, routes and driver behaviour.

Yes — every install includes web dashboard + iOS/Android app for fleet managers, with role-based access for dispatchers, drivers, mechanics and customers.

Yes — monthly bundles include device hardware, SIM data, platform license, basic support and quarterly preventive checks. Premium AMC adds on-site replacement.

It depends on how the car is used. A hardwired tracker is fitted out of sight and powered by the car, which suits long-term tracking and anti-theft use. An OBD plug-in tracker is quick to fit and move but is easier to find and remove. A battery tracker needs no wiring but must be recharged. Most car trackers use a SIM card and a tracking platform subscription. We recommend the type after checking the vehicle and your needs at the site survey.

Useful questions are: what hardware and platform they use, who owns the tracking data, what the subscription covers and for how long, how the trackers are installed and what warranty applies, who supports the system after installation, how drivers are told they are tracked, and how vehicles in other emirates are covered. Quicknet answers these in the written quote, supports installed systems through an annual maintenance contract, and runs Dubai projects on a project basis from Abu Dhabi, as Quicknet has no Dubai office.

Quicknet Computers provides GPS vehicle tracking and fleet management across Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and the UAE: real-time location, geofencing, driver behaviour, dispatch and fuel monitoring. A free demo comes first, then a written quote.