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# How can I assign a tracker to a vehicle?
## Assigning and Managing Vehicle Trackers
### Adding a New Vehicle
1. Navigate to **Settings**
2. Select **Add/Edit Vehicle**
3. Click the "**Add +"** button
4. Enter vehicle details:
* First name
* Last name
5. Submit the information
6. Select the device IMEI# to associate with the vehicle from the dropdown menu that appears
7. Save your changes
### Editing Vehicle Information
1. Go to **Settings**
2. Select **Add/Edit Vehicle**
3. Locate and select the vehicle you want to modify
4. Choose the **Edit** option
5. Update the vehicle name as needed
6. Save your changes
### Important Information
* Devices must be available in the system before they can be assigned
* Each vehicle can only be associated with one tracker
* Vehicle names should be easily identifiable
* Changes take effect immediately after saving
### Best Practices
* Use consistent naming conventions for vehicles
* Double-check device assignments before saving
* Keep vehicle information up to date
* Document any changes made to vehicle-tracker assignments
### Tips for Vehicle Names
* Use clear, recognizable names
* Consider including:
* Vehicle type or model
* Department or division (if applicable)
* Unique identifier or number
* Location (if managing multiple sites)
### Note
Ensure all vehicle and tracker assignments are verified after setup to confirm proper tracking functionality.
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