

Heavy vehicle operators in Cyprus — including construction companies, haulage firms, and bus operators — face unique telematics challenges. Long routes across the island, high fuel consumption, and expensive maintenance schedules make GPS tracking and CANBUS integration essential tools. This guide covers everything Cyprus fleet managers need to know.
Heavy vehicles are expensive to buy, expensive to run, and expensive to repair. A single unplanned breakdown can cost thousands in downtime, recovery, and lost contracts. Add in the challenge of managing drivers across multiple locations, monitoring fuel in large tanks, and scheduling maintenance across a mixed fleet — and the need for a centralised telematics solution becomes clear.
What GPS tracking provides for heavy vehicles
For heavy vehicles, maintenance is more complex and more expensive than for light vehicles. TrackVision Tech's maintenance table feature allows you to set reminders based on kilometres driven or engine hours — so service intervals are never missed, and expensive breakdowns are avoided.
GPS tracking isn't just for vehicles with wheels on the road. Excavators, cranes, generators, and other static or slow-moving machinery can also be tracked — providing location visibility for theft protection and engine hour monitoring for maintenance and hire billing.