If your vehicles carry passengers or goods commercially, the Transport General Authority (TGA) expects to see them. Wasl is how that happens. The rules are clear, but the setup can be confusing. That is where we come in.
What Wasl integration involves
- RegistrationYour company, vehicles and drivers are set up correctly on the platform. We can help you register on Wasl or review what you have already submitted.
- Compatible trackingEach vehicle needs a tracker that can send data in the format Wasl expects. Our vehicle tracking devices are configured for it at installation.
- LinkingWe link your tracker to the Transport Authority so positions and trips report automatically.
- Monitoring the linkIf a device stops reporting, we see it and fix it before it becomes a compliance problem.
Who needs it
- Ride-hailing and directed transport (النقل الموجه) drivers and companies.
- Bus operators, including school, staff and Hajj & Umrah transport.
- Goods transport companies running trucks between cities.
- Fleets applying for or renewing TGA operating cards.
Beyond Wasl: municipal platforms
Some activities also report to municipal platforms such as Madinati and, in Makkah, Iaasha. We support those connections too, from the same tracker, so you do not end up with several devices in one vehicle.
For transport operators
Already tracking your vehicles? Wasl works best alongside full fleet tracking, so you see the same data the authority sees. As a Saudi tracking company, we handle both.
Driving for a ride-hailing app on your own? Our Wasl guide for drivers covers the basics. For companies, talk to a Wasl specialist.