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Fleet Management & Public Transportation Antennas

Reliable Connectivity for Tracking, Telematics, and Mobile Data


Keep commercial vehicles, service fleets, and transit systems connected with cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS antennas for tracking, telematics, onboard networking, and video.

Connected Fleet & Mobile Router Antennas

Simplify Multi-Radio Vehicle Connectivity


Support data-intensive vehicle systems with multiband antennas built for higher-port-count routers. Mobile Mark’s higher-element-count antennas bring the router’s required antenna connections into a single housing, reducing the need for exterior hardware as onboard wireless demands increase.

  • 5G/LTE MIMO for broadband and video upload
  • Wi-Fi 6E/7 for onboard networking and data offload
  • GNSS for tracking and navigation
LTMG508

Connected Fleet Routers

LTMG508

2x 5G/LTE | 2x Wi-Fi 6E | GNSS

Balanced five-feed antenna built for fleet routers that require broadband and onboard wireless networking.

LTMWG944

Vehicle Connectivity

LTMWG944

4x 5G/LTE, 4x Wi-Fi 6E/7, GNSS

High-capacity surface-mount platform supports multi-radio vehicles and data-intensive onboard systems.

CVWG508 (2x 5G/LTE, 2x WiFi, GNSS)

Covert Multiband Connectivity

CVWG508

2x 5G/LTE + GNSS

Covert strip format brings a full multiband connection set to less-visible exterior installations.

mxg945

Multi-Radio Service Fleets

MXG945

4x 5G/LTE, 5x Wi-Fi 6E/7, GNSS

Aerodynamic MaxFin construction provides a high-capacity option for equipment-heavy vehicle platforms.

Bus & Public Transit Onboard Antennas

Connect Operations and Passenger Services


Serve both operational communications and passenger Wi-Fi, with antennas designed for their respective onboard functions. Mobile Mark pairs multiband roof platforms with dedicated cabin MIMO antennas, giving transit integrators options for both the wide-area connection and the onboard network.

  • Cellular for CAD/AVL and network backhaul
  • Wi-Fi for passenger and onboard networks
  • GNSS for real-time vehicle location
SMWG-301-305-Cellular,Wifi,GNSS

CAD/AVL & Dispatch

SMWG-305

4G LTE | Wi-Fi | GNSS

Three-function platform supports core transit connectivity without requiring a high connection count.

NXD-W, 4 WiFi, Low Profile, MIMO WiFi, Antenna, Dual-Band WiFi, Medical IoT, IoMT, IoHT, Connected Healthcare, Digital Health

Higher-Capacity Cabin Wi-Fi

NXD-W

4x MIMO Wi-Fi

Four independently fed Wi-Fi paths support onboard systems requiring a higher MIMO count.

SMD-W-2 Cable

Passenger Wi-Fi

SMD-W-3

3×3 Wi-Fi 6E | 2.4 & 5/6 GHz

Compact MIMO platform provides three Wi-Fi paths for onboard access-point installations.

SMD-W-2 Cable

High-Order Cabin Wi-Fi

CLTM603

6x Wi-Fi | 2.4 & 5 GHz

Six-feed ceiling mount supports 6×6 MIMO or two separate 3×3 Wi-Fi systems.

Depots, Shelters & Fixed-Site Antennas

Support the Network Beyond the Vehicle


Support depots, shelters, and fleet yards with fixed-site antennas matched to the RF coverage required at each location. Wideband, omnidirectional, and multi-port options support broadband and private wireless networks across fixed transit infrastructure.

  • 5G/LTE for depot and shelter backhaul
  • Wi-Fi for local access and data transfer
  • Private LTE for dedicated fleet and transit networks
RM-WHF

Exposed Transit Equipment

RM-WHF

Wideband | 1.7–7.2 GHz

Impact- and vandal-resistant construction fits exposed transit equipment and shelter installations.

OD3-600

Depot & Yard Coverage

OD3-600/6000

5G Sub-6 | 600-6000 MHz

Fixed-site broadband coverage with a ground-plane-independent omnidirectional antenna.

RM-WB1 (Sub-6, 5G Cellular), RMM-UMB

Compact Fixed Broadband

RM-WB1

5G/LTE | 617–7200 MHz

Rugged surface mount brings wideband connectivity to shelters and fixed support equipment.

BPN942

Private Network Sites

BPN942

4x 5G/LTE | 2x Wi-Fi | GPS

Pole-mounted multiband platform brings cellular, Wi-Fi, and positioning to fixed network sites.

Supporting Reliable Signals for Fleet Management & Transportation

Mobile Mark has designed and manufactured antennas since 1984, with in-house engineering, testing, and production capabilities in the US and UK. Explore configurable antenna options for commercial fleets, transit vehicles, field operations, and connected transportation systems.

Engineered for Reliability

Designed and tested for vibration, environmental exposure, and demanding mobile installations.

Global Capabilities

US and UK production, a Swedish design center, and distribution partners worldwide.

Configurable Options

Cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS combinations with cable, connector, and mounting options to fit the deployment.

Technical Support

Engineering and sales support for product selection and technical validation.

Fleet & Transportation Management Antenna FAQs

What antenna is best for fleet management?

The best fit depends on the router or modem, required frequencies, number of cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS ports, vehicle construction, mounting location, and cable length. Start with the device’s RF connections and select an antenna that supports each required band and element.

Can one vehicle antenna support cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS?

Yes. Multiband vehicle antennas can combine separate cellular, Wi-Fi, and GNSS elements in one radome. Each element normally has its own cable that connects to the corresponding radio port.

What is the difference between GPS and GNSS?

GPS is one satellite positioning system. GNSS is a broader term that may include GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, and QZSS when supported by both the antenna and receiver.

How many antenna elements does a fleet router need?

The number of elements should match the router’s RF ports. A 2×2 cellular MIMO modem generally requires two cellular elements, while 4×4 MIMO requires four. Wi-Fi and GNSS connections use separate elements.

Does a fleet vehicle need a 5G antenna?

Only when the modem and network use 5G frequencies. A wideband 5G/LTE antenna can support current LTE service while providing compatibility with newer cellular bands.

What is MIMO, and why does it matter for fleet vehicles?

Multiple-input, multiple-output, or MIMO, uses multiple antenna elements with a compatible modem to transmit and receive more than one data stream. It can improve throughput and connection performance where the device and network support it.

Where should a fleet antenna be mounted?

Install the antenna in a clear, unobstructed location with adequate separation from other antennas and vehicle electronics. Follow the antenna’s requirements for ground plane, spacing, mounting, and weather sealing.

Can a fleet antenna be installed without drilling into the vehicle?

Yes. Magnetic, covert, adhesive, window-mounted, and bracket-mounted options can avoid a through-hole installation, depending on the antenna and vehicle. Permanent surface mounting may provide a more secure installation for long-term use.

How long can a vehicle antenna cable be?

Cable runs should be kept as short as practical. Signal loss increases with cable length and frequency, so longer runs may require lower-loss cable or a different mounting location.

How do I match an antenna to my vehicle router or gateway?

Compare the device’s antenna ports, supported frequencies, MIMO configuration, connector types, GNSS and Wi-Fi requirements, mounting method, and required cable length. Mobile Mark match-up guides and technical support can help narrow the options.

Need help matching an antenna to your deployment?

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