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# Why does my history show too many stops?

## Question

My device has too many short stops. How do I fix this?

## Answer

* If your route history shows multiple short stops or “gaps,” it usually means the device’s speed often drops below the defined **min\_speed** threshold for longer than the **min\_parking** time. In this scenario, the system interprets each drop in speed as a new parked state, ending one trip and starting another when the speed picks up again.
* Other factors like ignition status or motion sensor data can also influence whether the system flags a stop. For example, if the ignition is off or motion is not detected for the duration of **min\_parking**, the track is considered ended.
* To reduce gaps, review and adjust the **min\_speed** and **min\_parking** settings as needed. You can learn more by visiting the official Parking detection documentation.

## Links

* [Parking detection documentation](/docs/user/guide/events-and-notifications/movement-monitoring/parking-state-detection.md)


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