This document proposes a new method for remotely controlling and tracking vehicles using an Android mobile phone. The conventional method requires constant communication between the mobile phone, server, and vehicle module. The proposed method reduces server workload by allowing the mobile phone to communicate directly with the vehicle module after initially obtaining the module's IP address from the server. This direct communication avoids using the server for each update, improving efficiency. The system would consist of an Android app on the mobile phone and a hardware module in the vehicle containing a GPS, GPRS, processor and input/output pins. The app could then be used to control vehicle functions and view its location on a map in real time.