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# Navigating Asset List Mode

**What is Asset List Mode?**

Asset List Mode is a feature designed to simplify your control room experience. It provides a condensed, yet comprehensive list of your assets, presenting all essential information in one accessible location.

In this mode, you'll find an organised view that includes:

**Asset Type:**

Quickly identify the type of asset.

**Asset Name:**

* Easily locate the name of the asset for quick reference.

**Driver's Name:**

* Access information about the assigned driver.

**Fuel Tank Details**:

* Stay informed about the fuel tank capacity and current fuel level.

**Recent Events:**

* View the last five events associated with the asset.

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**Upcoming Features:**

In the next release, we plan to introduce the movement status. This enhancement will allow you to monitor your asset’s current activity, whether in motion, idling, or stationary with the engine off.

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