Pronunciation: [zˈɒnɑː] (IPA) 
The word "Zonar" is spelled with a "z" sound at the beginning, represented by the IPA symbol /z/. The middle sound is pronounced as a long "o", which is symbolized by /oʊ/. The last sound is an "ar" sound, which is represented by /ɑɹ/. Therefore, the spelling of "Zonar" can be pronounced as /zoʊnɑɹ/. This word is commonly used to refer to a type of electronic logbook used by commercial drivers to keep track of routes and schedules.
Zonar is a noun that refers to a GPS and telematics device designed specifically for commercial vehicles. It is a brand name often used to describe a fleet management system utilized in the transportation industry.
Zonar is a hardware device that combines a GPS receiver, an onboard computer, and various sensors to gather and transmit data about a vehicle's location, speed, engine performance, and other relevant information. This data is typically collected and analyzed by fleet managers to track vehicle usage, monitor driver behavior, optimize routes, and improve overall fleet efficiency.
The Zonar device is typically installed in a vehicle and connected to the vehicle's engine control unit (ECU) to ensure accurate and real-time data collection. It utilizes wireless communication technology, often cellular or satellite networks, to transmit data to a central server or cloud-based platform, where fleet managers can access the information using a web-based interface or mobile application.
The primary objective of Zonar is to provide fleet operators with detailed insights into their vehicles' operation and performance, allowing them to make informed decisions regarding maintenance, fuel consumption, driver safety, compliance with regulatory requirements, and overall cost-effectiveness. With features like real-time tracking and monitoring, vehicle diagnostics, driver behavior analysis, and automated reporting capabilities, Zonar helps streamline fleet management processes, enhance productivity, and ultimately improve the profitability of commercial transportation operations.
A girdle which Christians and Jews are obliged to wear in certain Eastern countries to distinguish them from Mohammedans.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
