The blue driver code-plug, commonly known as the driver tag, is used to control/restrict vehicle access and identify drivers to the vehicle. By using the driver tag you can ensure that each trip undertaken has a driver associated with it.
The RAG Scoring reports use driver-related events such as over-speeding, over-revving, harsh braking and harsh accelleration to assign a score to a driver. User-classified bands assign drivers into Red, Amber or Green categories as an input to training and driver behaviour modification programmes.
User defined events such as night-time driving, seatbelts in use and driving without the lights on can be recorded to highlight driving errors and prompt remedial action.
Second-by-second interval data is recorded (e.g. speed and RPM) to be used in the analysis of vehicle incidents.
Driver certifications can be recorded and managed to ensure drivers have current and appropriate licenses to operate vehicles.
Through SafeDrive, a MiX Telematics subsidiary, we have established regional Journey Management Centres to provide dedicated and unique round-the-clock journey management services and safety consulting.