# Driver Maps

The user can track the driver's location with the help of Google Maps.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**To view the Driver Maps module in the system, the following information must be provided.**\
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The admin must upload the Firebase JSON file under the API Settings module.<br>

For Driver Maps, the admin must set the Google Maps Web API key and the Firebase API key in the API Settings.<br>

The logged-in user must be granted permission or access to Driver Maps from User Access Management under the Settings module.
{% endhint %}

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