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RFID Vehicle Tracking System

Automatic vehicle identification at gates, yards and checkpoints.

Vehicles identified — 220 per hour
Overview

Automatic vehicle identification at gates, yards and checkpoints.

Manual gate checks create queues, disputes and paperwork. A windscreen RFID tag identifies each vehicle automatically as it approaches — no stopping, no card, no guard keying in a plate number.

Long-range UHF readers mounted at the gate read tags from several metres away and trigger the barrier for authorised vehicles only. Every entry and exit is timestamped, giving you an accurate record of who came, when and for how long.

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Key capabilities

  • Windscreen and headlamp tag options
  • Long-range UHF gate readers
  • Barrier and boom-gate integration
  • Tamper-evident tags that void on removal
  • Entry/exit and dwell-time reporting
  • Blacklist / whitelist management
Why it matters

What you get from RFID Vehicle Tracking System

No-stop access

Authorised vehicles are identified on approach and pass without queueing.

Accurate logs

Every movement timestamped — no manual gate registers.

Tighter security

Only registered, tagged vehicles get through the barrier.

Fleet accountability

Track utilisation, dwell time and yard movements.

How it works

From first conversation to working system

1

Register vehicles

Each vehicle is tagged and linked to an owner and access profile.

2

Install gate readers

Long-range readers and antennas are aligned to the lane.

3

Automate access

Reads trigger the barrier for authorised vehicles only.

4

Report

Movement logs feed security, billing and utilisation reports.

Where it fits

Built for these environments

Corporate parkingGated communitiesLogistics yardsPortsConstruction sitesFuel depots
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