Mandatory AIS-140 GPS tracking units and speed limiting devices require periodic sensor calibration and emergency panic button testing to pass statutory annual vehicle fitness exams.
Rajesh Menon
Fleet Operations Specialist
Commercial passenger and freight vehicles must comply with AIS-140 intelligent transportation standards. Tracking hardware requires active GPS, GSM telemetry, and emergency SOS buttons communicating directly with emergency monitoring servers.
Speed limiting devices (SLDs) set to 80 km/h or 60 km/h must be tested and sealed by authorized test agencies. An unsealed or lapsed calibration report halts fitness renewals instantly.
Ensure battery health, calibration certificates, and telematics subscriptions are audited 30 days prior to booking RTO inspection appointments.
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