Remote Vehicle Diagnostics & Monitoring

Events such as revs, acceleration, braking, gear selection, speeds and distances driven are captured and transmitted to a web server.

Additionally with the option of GPS and a Dallas ID key it also becomes possible to see where, when and by whom driven.

Early adopters of this technology are using the data to improve driver behaviour and attitudes and lower risks.

In many incidences this results in both fleet owners and users benefiting from....

Driver Welfare

The European Working Time Directive seeks to limit the number of hours a driver can work in a specified period. Employers and employees alike have an obligation under the law and are jointly responsible for monitoring and controlling driver hours in real time.

Also the Duty of Care (Manslaughter) Act is enacted under Health and Safety at Work legislation and provides an obligation of employers to monitor, control, and keep a record of driver performance to ensure acceptable use of company vehicles or vehicles used for company business.

The responsibility for an employee causing a road fatality through dangerous driving can be that of the company directors if it cannot be shown that due care and attention has been exercised to control employee driving habits.

Under certain circumstances, driver profile management can help mitigate both employer and employee responsibilities under the Act and Directive.

Driver Training

The collected driver profile data can be filtered into exception alerts and directed to driver training and retraining programs as and when necessary.