Since October 2025, Freight Technologies has onboarded 19 additional GPS providers to its Fr8Radar network, raising the total to 73 integrated GPS systems across the U.S. and Mexico. This marks the company’s most active phase of GPS integration to date, reflecting growing interest from regional and national fleet telematics operators in connecting to Fleet Rocket. By incorporating these new networks, FRGT enhances its real-time tracking reach and cements its position as a leading unified interface for multi‐carrier visibility.

Freight Technologies reports accelerated adoption of its cloud‐based Transportation Management System as customers seek to centralize shipment tracking, billing, documentation and geolocation data. Transport managers can now monitor vehicle locations in context with cargo details and shipment records without toggling between separate portals. Javier Selgas, CEO, stated that Fr8Radar’s direct integration reduces manual workflows and supports a more efficient operating model for companies managing heterogeneous carrier fleets and GPS systems.

The addition of 19 GPS networks underscores FRGT’s strategic push to scale Fleet Rocket across key freight corridors in North America. By offering seamless cross‐border tracking between the U.S. and Mexico, the company addresses fragmentation in the GPS ecosystem and positions itself to capture increased TMS market share. This expansion aligns with Freight Technologies’ broader suite of AI‐powered logistics solutions—ranging from cross‐border brokerage services to ocean freight management—creating a unified platform that strengthens customer retention and drives long‐term revenue growth.