The Driver Scoring Report is available under the Fleet Reports section for organizations with the “Driver” functionality enabled.

The driver score is calculated as follows:

• Each driver starts with a score of 100
• Speeding is deducted based on the percentage of time speeding while in motion. Example: 5% speeding deducts 5 points from the speeding score.
• Harsh acceleration is deducted based on the total number of events. Example: 3 harsh acceleration events deducts 3 points from the acceleration score.
• Harsh Braking and Harsh Cornering are deducted for the number of restricted events per 100 kilometers/miles (see conversion example below).
  • KM or Miles is dependent on the user's unit settings
• Each category has a maximum deduction, as detailed below (e.g. the maximum number of points a driver can lose for harsh acceleration is 15 points). The maximum possible score a driver can achieve, is 100.

How are Event Scores Calculated

Though the below applies to Harsh Cornering and Harsh Braking, the example used here is for Harsh Cornering.

STEP 1

The number of Harsh Cornering Events per 100 units (km/miles) is converted to a percentage and saved as HarshCorneringEventsPer100DistanceUnits, i.e.

STEP 2

The value of HarshCorneringWeightedEventsPer100DistanceUnits is now weighted by being subtracted from the corresponding weight, as listed above.

STEP 3

The Driver Score is calculated by summing the weighted values of each of the variables.

Please note the following criteria for the Driver Scoring Report to be accessible and to return meaningful data:

• The user’s organization must have the “Driver” functionality enabled;
• Drivers must be captured against trips – either manually, via a fixed driver per asset, or using driver ID tags;
• The asset being used must be set to capture speeding, harsh events and excessive idling