School bus tracking that parents and schools can both see
Parents watch the bus approach. The school watches every route, every driver, every day.
How does GPS Pilot school bus tracking work?
Each school bus carries a GPS Pilot tracker that reports its position every 10 seconds. Parents can follow their child's bus on their phone as it approaches, while the school sees every bus, route and driver live, with alerts for overspeeding, leaving the route and arriving at school or a stop.
What you get with GPS Pilot school buses tracking
Live bus location for parents
Parents see the bus approaching, so there is no waiting at the gate or calling the office.
School control view
Transport staff see every bus on one map with live status.
Arrival alerts
Geofences around the school and stops trigger alerts when a bus arrives or leaves.
Overspeed and route alerts
Set limits and corridors, and be told instantly when a driver breaks them.
Driver records
Daily driver scorecards and trip playback for every route.
Cabin and road cameras
Optional dual dashcam with event clips for incident review.
Live in one day.
Made for
- Schools running their own bus fleet
- Transport contractors serving schools
- Coaching institutes and colleges with buses
- Parent associations that want visibility
School Buses tracking FAQ
Can parents see only their own child's bus?
Yes. GPS Pilot permissions go down to a single vehicle, so each parent can be given a view of just their child's bus, or a live link to it.
Will the school be alerted if a bus overspeeds?
Yes. You set a speed limit and GPS Pilot alerts the school the moment a bus exceeds it.
Can we know when a bus reaches school?
Yes. A geofence around the school campus triggers an alert as each bus arrives and leaves.
How quickly is a new bus set up?
A technician installs the tracker in about 20 minutes, and the bus appears on the school's map the same day.
