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# How can track one selected vehile only?

## Tracking a Single Vehicle

### Overview

The *Track Single Vehicle* feature allows you to focus on one specific vehicle, showing both its current location and recent movement history on Google Maps.

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### Accessing Single Vehicle Tracking

1. Navigate to Reports:
   * Select "**Reports**" from the menu
   * Click on "**Track Single Vehicle**"
2. View Vehicle Information:
   * Select your desired vehicle
   * The map will display:
     * Current real-time location
     * Past 24 hours of movement history

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### Map Features

The display includes:

* Current vehicle location marker
* Movement history for the last 24 hours
* Google Maps interface for easy navigation


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