Push Motive vehicle location and HOS data into a towing TMS for dispatch decisions
domain: gomotive.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Deploy Motive ELD/telematics hardware across the tow fleet
Configure Motive's API integration to push driver location and HOS status into the towing company's TMS/dispatch board
Use live GPS plus current HOS standing, not stale data, when the TMS recommends or assigns the nearest available driver to a job
Confirm automatic status updates fire when a driver arrives on scene, reducing manual dispatcher check-ins
Review dispatch assignments periodically against the towing operation's actual HOS exemption status
Known gotchas
Motive's dispatch/auto-dispatch features are built for general fleet operations; towing-specific nearest-truck-to-scene logic depends on the receiving TMS, not Motive itself
If the towing operation qualifies for an HOS exemption (driveaway-towaway, short-haul), HOS data pushed into the TMS should be interpreted against that exemption, not treated as a standard violation trigger
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