GPS trackers for a Turo fleet: what Bouncie and MooveTrax do in DriveIt
Updated October 30, 2026, 4 minute read
A tracker is worth more than a dot on a map when its data reaches your paperwork. DriveIt connects to two: Bouncie and MooveTrax. This isn't a ranking, just what each one does here. Check Turo's rules and tell guests about tracking where the law requires it.
What each one gives you
Connect them under Trackers. Cars are matched by VIN.
- Bouncie: location, mileage, fuel, battery, check-engine light
- MooveTrax: all of that, plus remote lock, unlock, horn and kill
On your trips
These appear on the trip's row in Reservations.
- Check-in and check-out readings filled in for you
- Pickup time, from when the car first leaves your geofence
- Average daily miles for the trip so far
- An estimate of extra miles before Turo's reading is in
- A late return check against the return spot
Geofences and rules
Draw areas on the map and set a rule for when a car enters or leaves: an email on any tracker, and lock, unlock, horn or kill on MooveTrax.
KillSwitch
Once a trip has ended and the car isn't back in its geofence, a MooveTrax car gets a KillSwitch button. It asks twice, and the car then won't start once it's turned off, until you click Unkill. Each use is logged. Use it only where the law and your agreements allow.
This guide is general information, not legal, tax or insurance advice. Rules differ by state and city; check with a local attorney, accountant or insurance broker for your business.