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Doroobi Fleet · Compliance and privacy

The rules, said plainly. Privacy, built in.

Some UAE fleets must use approved tracking from an approved provider. Doroobi Fleet holds no such approval today. This page sets out who each rule covers, and how we protect drivers.

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Tracking rules in the UAE depend on what you carry, where you drive and who you work for. Most business fleets track by choice. Some categories must use approved devices from an approved provider, and some sites set their own standard. Doroobi Fleet does not hold SecurePath, Asateel, SIRA, school-bus or IVMS approval today, and we will only say “approved” when we can show the certificate.

Privacy is the other half. Tracking a vehicle also tracks the person driving it, and the UAE data protection law asks you to have a lawful reason, tell people, use the data only for that reason, keep it no longer than you need and keep it safe. Doroobi Fleet is built so that those habits are the default, not an extra.

How Doroobi Fleet protects drivers

Shift-only phone tracking

Phones share their position only while the driver is on shift, never after the shift ends or on days off.

A visible notice

While tracking is on, the driver sees a lasting “tracking on” notice on the phone.

Recorded consent

Each driver accepts before anything is shared, and the acceptance is recorded.

Limits on keeping data

Trip history is kept for 12 months. Camera footage and face data are kept for a limited time and seen only by the roles that need them.

An audit log

Sensitive actions, such as viewing footage, exporting data or sending an engine stop, are written to an audit log with who did it and when.

Hosted in the UAE, never sold

Doroobi Fleet data is kept on servers in the UAE. Doroobi does not sell your data or your drivers’ data.

How we handle a regulated fleet

  1. Tell us your vehicles

    Send the categories you run, the emirates you work in and the sites you serve.

  2. We say what applies

    We tell you which vehicles fall under SecurePath, Asateel, school transport or IVMS rules, as far as we know them, and point you to the authority to confirm.

  3. Split the fleet if you need to

    Vehicles that need an approved provider stay with one. Doroobi Fleet can still serve the rest of your fleet.

  4. We apply or partner

    For regulated fleets, we plan to apply for approval or work with an approved provider, and we will tell you when that changes.

Privacy we already practise

The free Doroobi app already works this way: no ads, no ad tracking, no data sold, and road speeds combined without being linked to anyone. Business accounts share a driver’s position only on shift, and only after the driver accepts. Doroobi Fleet carries the same habits into fleet tracking, and runs as its own service with its own database, apart from the public app.

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Compliance and privacy

RuleWho it coversWhat it means for youDoroobi Fleet today
SecurePath and SecurePath Premium (Dubai)Rental cars, taxis, buses, school buses and other listed commercial categories in DubaiOnly SIRA-approved devices from authorised providers, and RTA registration needs an installation certificateNot an approved provider. Keep these vehicles with one.
SIRA device rules (Dubai)Tracking devices and providers for Dubai’s regulated categories, and possibly some cargo vehiclesCheck with SIRA whether your vehicles are covered before you choose a deviceNo SIRA approval today
Asateel (Abu Dhabi)Commercial fleets in Abu Dhabi, including trailers and delivery motorbikesDevices must be on the Asateel approved list, run by Abu Dhabi MobilityNot on the approved list today
School transportSchool buses and the operators who run themCertified tracking is required, often with live tracking for parentsNot certified for school buses today
ADNOC IVMSContractors whose vehicles work on ADNOC sitesA full in-vehicle monitoring system: driver ID, driving behaviour and journey reportsNot available today; an IVMS pack is planned for a later phase
TDRA type approvalEvery radio device sold or used in the UAE, including trackers, cameras and sensorsUse only type-approved devicesWe will supply only models that carry it
UAE PDPL (Federal Decree-Law 45 of 2021)Businesses that handle personal data in the UAE, including drivers’ locations and camera footageA lawful reason, clear notice, use only for that purpose, limited retention and good securityShift-only phone tracking with recorded consent today; retention limits and an audit log in Doroobi Fleet
Government tendersFleets that serve government bodiesIn-country hosting and full audit trails are often asked forHosted in the UAE, with an audit log

Questions

Does Doroobi Fleet hold SecurePath or Asateel approval?

No, not today. If your vehicles need an approved provider, we will tell you, and we will only claim approval when we hold the certificate.

Can I track staff who drive their own cars?

Only during working hours and with their agreement. Phone tracking runs on shift, with a visible notice, and stops when the shift ends. Ask your legal adviser about your own policy.

How long is data kept?

Trip history is kept for 12 months, with longer storage as an add-on. Camera footage and face data are kept for a limited time.

Can drivers see their own data?

Yes. Drivers see their own shifts in the driver app and, with driver safety, their own score.

What does the UAE data protection law ask of a fleet?

Federal Decree-Law 45 of 2021 asks for a lawful reason, clear notice, use only for the stated purpose, limited retention and good security. Camera footage and face data need extra care.

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