You can use different units for vehicle editing and viewing and for reporting. Select the units that you wish to use for Distance, Angles, Speed, and Time.
- Autodesk Vehicle Tracking 2026 Readme
- Vehicle Tracking 2026 System Requirements
- Introduction
- Settings
- To Use the Settings Wizard
- To Use the Report Wizard
- To Edit System Settings
- To Edit Drawing Settings
- Drawing Settings: Units
- Drawing Settings: Scale
- Drawing Settings: Surfaces
- Drawing Settings: Styles
- Drawing Settings: Styles: Drawing Style
- Drawing Settings: Styles: Drawing Style: Default Layer/Level Settings
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Layers
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Levels
- Drawing Settings: Layer/Level Naming Conventions
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Tracking Point
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Model
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Speed
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Transitions
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Dynamics
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Construction Lines
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Discrete
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Spaced
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Loci
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Envelope
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Visibility
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Safety Zone
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Profile
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Reports: Graph
- Drawing Settings: Paths: Animations
- Drawing Settings: Roundabouts: Corridor
- Drawing Settings: Roundabouts: Road Markings
- Data Libraries
- Templates
- Swept Paths: Creating Paths
- Swept Paths: Editing Paths
- Swept Paths: Creating and Editing Vehicles
- Parking: Creating and Editing Parking Areas
- Parking: Creating and Editing Standards
- About Roundabouts
- About Roundabout Standards
- Reviewing and Checking your Results
- Managing Autodesk Vehicle Tracking Data
- Glossary of Terms