Freight Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: FRGT) announced the addition of 19 GPS providers to its Fleet Rocket transportation management system, bringing the total number of integrated GPS networks to 92 across the U.S. and Mexico.

According to a company statement, the expansion marks a 70% increase in connected GPS networks since October 2025, when the total stood at 54. The latest additions follow a prior wave of 19 integrations announced in January 2026.

Fleet Rocket's geolocation module, Fr8Radar, consolidates GPS tracking from multiple carriers and networks into a single interface, linking location data to shipment records, cargo details, billing, and documentation. The company says this contrasts with conventional GPS providers that display vehicle locations through separate web portals isolated from other logistics functions.

"Since October 2025 we have integrated 38 additional GPS networks into Fleet Rocket," said Javier Selgas, Chief Executive Officer of Freight Technologies. "This is connective tissue for cross-border freight visibility. Every new integration deepens the value of our platform, advances our transition to a software-first logistics company, and gives customers one place to track, manage, document, and bill, instead of managing dozens of disconnected portals."

Fleet Rocket is designed for brokers, shippers, and logistics operators handling freight across the U.S.-Mexico corridor.