Vehicles
Use Vehicles to store fleet or carrier equipment records used in Freight Orders and planning.
A vehicle can represent a truck, trailer, van, container chassis, vessel reference, or another execution asset your process tracks.

Before you start
Make sure that:
- carriers exist if vehicles belong to carriers,
- logistic unit types or capacity units exist when capacity is tracked,
- users know which vehicle identifiers are required for documents,
- blocked or retired equipment rules are defined.
How to create a vehicle
- Search for Vehicles.
- Choose New.
- Enter the vehicle number or code.
- Fill description, carrier, registration, and equipment details.
- Fill capacity values when your process uses them.
- Add default driver if appropriate.
- Save the record.
Fields that matter most
| Field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| No. / Code | Identifies the vehicle in TMS. |
| Description | Helps users select the right equipment. |
| Carrier No. | Links equipment to the executing carrier. |
| Registration No. | Prints on operational documents when needed. |
| Capacity values | Support planning and load review. |
| Default Driver | Speeds up Freight Order assignment. |
| Blocked | Prevents new assignment while preserving history. |
Where vehicles are used
| Area | Use |
|---|---|
| Freight Order | Shows equipment assigned to the work. |
| Carriers | Provides default execution resources. |
| Reports | Prints vehicle information on carrier documents. |
| Freight Load Management | Helps planners review assigned equipment. |
Good to know
- Block retired vehicles instead of deleting them.
- Keep registration and equipment descriptions clean. They may print on documents.
- Vehicle assignment is operational data. Settlement usually depends on carrier, vendor, services, and charges.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
| Vehicle is not available | Check whether it is blocked or filtered by carrier. |
| Wrong vehicle appears by default | Review carrier and driver defaults. |
| Capacity totals look wrong | Check vehicle capacity and document content quantities. |
| Vehicle data is missing on a report | Review the Freight Order and vehicle card before printing. |