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# How can I generate the Travel Log Report?

## Generating Travel Log Reports

### Overview

Travel Log Reports provide a comprehensive list of all events for your vehicles, including stops, ignition status changes, and movement events. This report helps you track and analyze vehicle activity over specific time periods.

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### Accessing Travel Log Reports

1. Navigate to Reports:
   * Select "Reports" from the menu
   * Click on "Travel Log Report"
2. Configure Report Settings:
   * Select the date range for your report
   * Choose the specific vehicle from the dropdown menu
   * Click "Submit" to generate the report

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### Available Event Types

The report includes the following events:

* Stop events
* Ignition on/off status
* Vehicle movement events

### Important Notes

* Select appropriate date ranges for manageable report sizes
* Reports can be generated for one vehicle at a time
* Events are listed chronologically within the selected period
* Use this report to track vehicle usage patterns and activity


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