One map for every emirate
The same 3D map, style and names from Al Ghuwaifat to Dibba, so a trip across emirates reads as one journey.
UAE fleets rarely stay inside one emirate. A truck loads in Jebel Ali, delivers in Mussafah and comes back through Sharjah the same week. A tracking system has to follow it the whole way, on a map that knows each area’s roads and names in Arabic and English, while the rules change from one emirate to the next.
Doroobi’s map covers every emirate, and live traffic and road reports come from Doroobi drivers wherever they are on the road. The rules are less even. Dubai has SecurePath for listed categories, Abu Dhabi has Asateel for commercial fleets, and UAE-wide rules, such as TDRA type approval and the data protection law, apply everywhere. The table sets them out, with what Doroobi Fleet holds today.
What coverage means for your fleet
Local names in two languages
Areas, streets and landmarks carry Arabic and English names, so your drivers and your office use the names people use locally.
Traffic on the busy corridors
Live speeds and road reports from Doroobi drivers on roads such as Sheikh Zayed Road, the E311 and the E11 to Abu Dhabi.
Zones for your own areas
Draw zones around your yard in Mussafah, your site in Jebel Ali or your customer in Al Sajaa, each with its own working hours.
Rules by emirate
The table on this page shows which tracking schemes apply where, and what Doroobi Fleet holds today.
One account, every emirate
Vehicles based in different emirates sit in one account, with the same reports for all of them.
Getting started in your emirate
Tell us where you work
List your emirates, your yards and the areas your vehicles visit most.
We check the rules
We tell you which vehicles fall under a local scheme and need an approved provider.
Start with phones
Business accounts can follow drivers on shift through the Doroobi app today, in any emirate.
Plan the fitting
For fitted trackers, we agree with you where and when fitting can happen during the pilot.
A map that knows the whole country
Fleets that cross the country need one picture of it. Doroobi’s own map covers every emirate in 3D, with Arabic and English names, and live traffic and road reports come from Doroobi drivers wherever they are on the road. A flooded road in Fujairah after rain, or a closure near Hamriyah, can show on the same screen as a jam in Al Quoz, next to the vehicle it affects.
Across the UAE
| Emirate | Industrial areas | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Dubai | Al Quoz, Jebel Ali, Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais, Ras Al Khor | SecurePath covers rental cars, taxis, buses, school buses and other listed categories, and needs an approved provider. Doroobi Fleet is not one today. |
| Abu Dhabi | Mussafah, ICAD, KEZAD, Al Ain industrial area | Asateel requires approved devices for commercial fleets, including trailers and delivery motorbikes, and ADNOC sites need a full IVMS. Doroobi Fleet holds neither today. |
| Sharjah | Industrial Areas 1 to 18, Hamriyah, Al Sajaa | UAE-wide rules apply: TDRA type approval for devices and the data protection law. Check school buses and other regulated categories with the authority. |
| Ajman | Al Jurf industrial area, Ajman Free Zone | UAE-wide rules apply. Ask the authority about any regulated categories you run. |
| Umm Al Quwain | Umm Al Thuoob industrial area, the free trade zone | UAE-wide rules apply. Check regulated categories with the authority before you fit. |
| Ras Al Khaimah | Al Ghail and Al Hamra industrial zones, the Saqr Port area | UAE-wide rules apply. Ask the authority whether your categories need more. |
| Fujairah | The port area, the oil industry zone, the free zone | UAE-wide rules apply. Site operators may set their own standard for contractors, so ask before you start. |
Questions
Does Doroobi Fleet work outside Dubai?
Yes. The map, live traffic and road reports cover every emirate, and Doroobi Fleet tracks wherever a vehicle has mobile signal, storing positions when it has none.
Can you fit trackers in my emirate?
We plan fitting with each pilot fleet, and fitting areas are confirmed for each pilot. Tell us where your vehicles are based.
Which rules apply in Sharjah and the Northern Emirates?
UAE-wide rules apply everywhere, such as TDRA type approval for devices and the data protection law. For regulated categories like school buses, check with the local authority.
Does the map cover mountain and desert roads?
Yes. The Doroobi map covers the road network of every emirate, including the mountain roads of Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah and the long roads across Al Dhafra.
Is my data kept in the UAE wherever I operate?
Yes. Doroobi Fleet data is hosted in the UAE, whichever emirate your vehicles work in.
Keep exploring
Our own 3D map and live trafficOur own 3D map, live traffic from Doroobi drivers, and a free app your drivers can use today.Logistics and transportTrucks, trailers and long routes, with fuel, hours and arrival times on record.Construction and heavy equipmentMachines, trucks and generators with real engine hours, per site and per project.