Driver profiling provide a complete solution to record and store driver’s information with respect to the vehicle they are assigned to. Maintaining Driver Records is particularly important for internal purposes when it comes to getting the best out of your employees. It also improves the organization's readiness to respond to information of this type. This also helps with the overall planning of the human capital needs of the organization both immediate and future.
For internal purposes, maintaining employee records is necessary for the formulation of employment policies, the procedure for recruitment, training, promotion, etc. For example, the statistics of employee records help develop employment policies free from any bias on grounds of gender, religion, age, disability, etc., to ensure fair treatment of all employees. Driver profiling caters the below mentioned information:
Organizations are focusing on providing a safe and sound environment for their drivers to work with all safety measures and for making sure to implement all the driver safety rules and the driver follow those rules, we have introduced Driver safety violations to eliminate incidents that hinders the safety of the drivers. When you can’t be with your mobile drivers in their vehicles, having a telematics system that allows you to be the virtual supervisor with real time alerts and corrections will have ongoing benefits to your fleet by reducing collisions, maintenance and ultimately your overall costs.
Seat belts have saved millions of lives over the past few decades but too many vehicle occupants still fail to buckle up. Seat belt sensor detection and classification now enables enhanced Seat Belt Reminders and notification to the admin about delay seat belt and not wearing seat belt alarms and notifications real time with connectivity to the ignition on and off.
One of the most visible benefits of vehicle dash cameras are its accident recording capabilities. Capturing vehicle collations on video insures that there is always a witness around. Many people have used accident footage to prove that they were not at fault. Companies often face an uphill battle to prove that their drivers are innocent. Most likely because many fleet vehicles are much larger than the average car on the road.
Harsh braking, one of the different types of aggressive driving can put your drivers or others on the road at risk. By monitoring and reducing harsh braking, you may lower the risk of rear-end collisions and the liability and costs associated with these types of incidents. Knowing your level of risk can help you provide significant improvements to driver behavior.
