Oil and Gas Fleet Tracking for Tankers, Rigs and Crew Trucks
See every tanker, crew truck and field vehicle on one live map. Get an alert the moment a truck leaves an approved route, watch fuel in the tank, and catch tired driving before it turns into an incident. AIQ Connect runs on your own server with a one-time license, so adding trucks never raises your software bill.
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Oil and Gas Fleet Tracking: Know Where Every Tanker and Crew Truck Is
Live location, approved routes, driver safety, fuel and service for oilfield fleets, on one self-hosted platform.
Oil and gas fleet tracking is software that shows you where your tankers, crew trucks and field vehicles are, and how they are being driven. It puts every vehicle on one live map. It tells you when a truck leaves the route you approved. It watches fuel, flags hard driving on long runs, and books service before a truck breaks down far from help. AIQ Connect runs on your own server, and you pay for the license once, so adding more trucks never raises your software bill.
Tanker and Field Vehicle Tracking
Your trucks work a long way from the office. Tankers, crew pickups, water trucks and rig movers all sit on one live map. You can see where each one is without calling the site. If a truck sits still too long in an empty stretch of road, you hear about it.
- Live spot for every vehicle
- Tankers and pickups on one map
- Long-stop alerts in remote areas
- Full trip history for each run
Driver Safety on Long Remote Runs
Oilfield runs are long, and long runs make drivers tired. The platform flags speeding, hard braking and sharp turns, and shows how many hours each driver has been out. It cannot stop a crash. What it can do is show you risky habits early, while there is still time to coach the driver.
- Speeding and hard braking alerts
- Hours on the road per driver
- A simple driver score you can share
- Night driving reports
Approved Routes and No-Go Zones
You pick the roads your tankers should use, and the areas they should stay out of. Draw a line around a well pad, a depot, a gate or a town. The platform tells you the moment a truck crosses it. You end up with a clear record of where every load really went.
- Draw zones around wells and depots
- Alerts when a truck goes off route
- Entry and exit times per site
- A written record for every load
Fuel Checks and Truck Service
Fuel is one of the biggest costs an oilfield fleet carries. With a fuel sensor fitted, you can watch the level in the tank. If it drops fast while the engine is off, you get an alert. Service is booked on real engine hours, so a truck gets fixed at the yard, not on a lease road.
- Tank level with a fuel sensor
- Fast-drop alerts you can check
- Service booked by engine hours
- Repair history for each truck
See the Oilfield Tracking Platform in Action
Real workflows from the self-hosted AIQ Connect platform. Your data, your server, your brand.
Every Vehicle on One Live Map
Your trucks work a long way from the office. Tankers, crew pickups, water trucks and rig movers all sit on one live map. You can see where each one is without calling the site. If a truck sits still too long in an empty stretch of road, you hear about it.
- Live spot for every vehicle
- Tankers and pickups on one map
- Long-stop alerts in remote areas
Know the Moment a Truck Goes Off Route
You pick the roads your tankers should use, and the areas they should stay out of. Draw a line around a well pad, a depot, a gate or a town. The platform tells you the moment a truck crosses it. You end up with a clear record of where every load really went.
- Alerts when a truck goes off route
- Entry and exit times per site
- A written record for every load
Watch Fuel, Watch Drivers, Keep Trucks Serviced
Fuel is one of the biggest costs an oilfield fleet carries. One view shows a fuel level dropping fast, a driver who has been out too many hours, and a truck due for service. Small warnings, caught early, before they turn into a bad day.
- Fast fuel-drop alerts you can check
- Hours on the road per driver
- Service booked by engine hours
Self-Hosted vs Cloud Oil and Gas Fleet Tracking
Cloud oil and gas fleet tracking keeps your trip and site records on the vendor's servers, and charges you for every vehicle every month. Here is how a self-hosted platform compares.
| Factor | Cloud Tracking Software | Self-Hosted AIQ Connect |
|---|---|---|
| Where trip and site data lives | Vendor's shared cloud | Your own server |
| Pricing model | Per-vehicle monthly fees | One-time license |
| Cost as you add trucks | Rises with every truck | Stays flat |
| How long trip history is kept | Often capped by plan | As long as you want |
| Driver safety scoring | Varies | Built in |
| White-label branding | Sometimes an add-on | Included |
| Vendor lock-in | High | None |
Comparison reflects typical cloud oil and gas fleet tracking platforms versus the AIQ Connect self-hosted model, as of 2026. Feature availability varies by vendor.
Up and Running in 4 Steps
A simple, direct process to get your oilfield tracking solution live without delays.
Contact Us
Tell us your requirements, your vehicle mix and your field locations.
Installation
Our experts deploy on your server with your branding.
Configuration
Custom protocols, devices, zones and routes set up for your fleet.
Go Live
Start tracking vehicles and growing your business.