Most people who own two or three vehicles are not running a fleet, and the paperwork still behaves like one. Insurance on the car renews in March, the pollution certificate in July, the second vehicle is somewhere else entirely, and the only reminder anybody gets is a notice at a checkpost.

EduBB keeps each vehicle you own on its own record — where it is, who drove it, what it has cost you and what expires next. A family with a car and a driver uses the same screens a transporter does, just far fewer of them.

Private Vehicles fleets get

  • Live location of your own vehicles on one map
  • Insurance, pollution and fitness reminders before they expire
  • Fuel and service history kept per vehicle
  • Driver assigned, with the trips they ran
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Track Your Vehicles in Real Time

Where the car is

Live position while a trip is running, from the driver app or from a fitted device. Useful the day you hand the keys to somebody else.

Vehicle Insurance, Pollution & Fitness Reminders

Papers and their expiry dates

Insurance, pollution, fitness and RC in one place, with what lapses next month on the front page.

Fuel & Mileage Tracking

Fuel and mileage

Log a fill-up in ten seconds and the mileage works itself out. Two months in you know whether the car is drinking more than it used to.

What the vehicle costs you

Fuel, service and paperwork add up to a yearly figure per car. Owners with three vehicles usually find one of them is not worth keeping.

Vehicle Service & Repair History

Service history that survives

Every service, part and workshop bill against the vehicle. It is also the thing that gets you a better price when you sell.

Driver & Trip Management

The driver you employ

Licence details, expiry and the trips they actually ran. If a car goes somewhere on a Sunday, the record says so.

FASTag & Challan Management

FASTag balance and challans

FASTag balance and toll spend per vehicle, with any challan raised on the registration number beside them. Both turn up on the record rather than in a surprise SMS.

Getting started

Four steps. Most fleets are tracking their first trips the same week they load their vehicles.

01

Add your vehicles

Registration number, papers and their expiry dates. Two cars take about ten minutes.

02

Add the driver

If somebody else drives, they get the driver app. If you drive yourself, skip this.

03

Log as you go

Fill-ups, services and repairs, entered when they happen rather than reconstructed later.

04

Let it remind you

Renewals surface before the date, not after the fine.

0 renewals missed

An owner with three cars and two drivers had been tracking insurance dates in a notebook and had missed a pollution renewal twice in two years. The dates now arrive as alerts, and the service history came in useful the month one of the cars was sold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we get asked most often by private vehicles operators.

  • Can I use EduBB for just one or two personal cars?

    Yes. Nothing in the platform assumes a hundred vehicles. You add the cars you own, the papers that go with them and a driver if you employ one, and you use the parts you need. The tracking, reminders and service history work the same on two vehicles as on two hundred.

  • Not to start. Position is reported by the driver app while a trip is running, which covers you if somebody else drives the vehicle. If you want the car tracked whether or not anyone starts a trip, fit a GPS device — we supply and install them, and EduBB takes position from the device instead.

  • Yes. Every document is stored with its expiry date and you get alerted ahead of it, not on the day. Insurance, pollution, fitness and permit renewals all work the same way, and pending challans against the registration number show on the same record.

  • Location is recorded against a trip and visible only to your own account and the people you give access to. Tracking runs while a trip is running and stops when it closes, so a driver is not followed off duty. What is kept and for how long is set out in the privacy policy.

See it running on your own fleet

A demo is a walk through the console with your vehicles, routes and drivers in mind, not a generic tour. Twenty minutes and you will know whether it fits the way you already work.