1. First, sign in to your Track My Ride account.
   
2. Go to the settings page by clicking the cog icon 
   
   
3. Open the Application Settings tab.
   

Changing the default settings

1. After you have finished selecting or changing the settings, ensure you save your changes by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page.
   
   
   
   
2. Your new default settings have now been changed to your account. If you wish to apply your new settings immediately, click Confirm to reload the app.
   
   

Choose the default page that loads when you first log into the app. 

Track My Ride now offers mobile tracking. You can control whether or not to show this page to help setup mobile tracking on your mobile device in the TMR app.

Seconds a vehicle is stopped before a stop is marked on the map and in playback. This is separate from the journey report.

Chose the order to display your vehicles - Most recent activity, name ascending or name descending.

What length of time of vehicle data should the Map page draw - 5 minutes, 1 hour, 12 hours, etc.

When you click on a vehicle or driver's map marker to enter playback mode, what length of time should be shown - 15 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, etc.

Choose between a satellite view of the map or a street map.

Choose to turn the following options on or off.

1. Group markers: Group vehicle or driver markers, when close together.
   
2. Label map markers: Display the vehicle or driver's name above its marker.
   
3. Auto-fit map to markers: Track My Ride can automatically fit the map to show all vehicles if there has been no map interaction in the last 4 minutes.
   
4. Snap to road: Snap recorded vehicle and driver tracks to the closest road
   

A snapped path is approximate and may not match the actual path travelled. Walking speeds below 15km/h won't be snapped.

5. Paths layer: Show the recent history for vehicles and drivers on the main map. To set the amount of time shown, see Paths to Display above.
   
6. Zones layer: Show your zones on the map page
   
7. Heatmap layer: Show a heatmap of the areas most travelled by your vehicles and drivers.
   
8. Show marker coordinates: Show the geographic coordinates in the marker popup on the main map.
   
9. Show map marker closest address: Show a button to lookup the closest street address to a map marker.
   
10. Show exact timestamps: Show exact timestamps instead of relative times for vehicles and drivers on the map.
    
11. Enhanced satellite map zoom: Allow one extra level of zoom on the main map.
    

Satellite imagery may not be available in your area at this zoom level

Journey settings

Journey settings are applicable for the Fleet Metrics plan only

1. Driver auto logoff
   

Automatically log a driver out of a vehicle at the end of a journey.

Driver auto-logoff is applicable to hardware trackers only

How long should a vehicle be stationary before the journey is marked complete?

Choose between 3, 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes.

Should journeys default to business or private for your reports? Existing unmodified journeys in your reports will be updated to this value.

The order of precedence, in ascending order, to classify your journeys as business or private based on your zones, rosters, and reservations. A successful match will override an earlier match.

Rosters->Reservations->Zones

Zones are given the highest priority

If a journey is classified as Business by Zones and Private by a Roster, then the Journey will be classified as Business.

Should a journey's start or stop time be matched to your rosters and reservations to classify your journeys as business or private?

Should your rosters and reservations have their time periods padded? This can be useful if you wish to classify a journey that begins just before or ends just after a roster or reservation's time period.

How much time padding should your rosters and reservations be padded out by?