Speeding Reports

Speeding is a key safety metric because it is a risky behavior that increases the likelihood of injury and damage to the driver, surrounding passengers, and vehicles.

As an administrator, Speeding Reports helps you identify instances of speeding, coach drivers on speeding, maintain accurate speed limit data, and tailor speeding definitions and enforceability to the needs of your organization. 

How it works

Speeding Reports are available at multiple levels of granularity, including the following (in order of most to least granular):

• Trip-Level Speeding Report

• Driver and Vehicle Speeding Summary

• Org-wide Speeding Summary

Trip-Level Speeding Report

The trip-level speeding report allows you to see driver speeding behavior in the most granular detail. You will see the following components on the trip-level report:

1. Speeding summary: Detailed time and total time (as a % of the trip) broken out by severity.

2. Trip map: Includes trip path color-coded by speeding severity.

3. Trip details: Displays starting (A) and ending (B) points and times, driver name, vehicle name, and trip duration.

4. Speeding graph: Displays speed over duration of trip, color-coded by severity.

5. Table of speeding incidents: Rows are aggregated by severity threshold in chronological order.

Accessing this feature (via Safety Report):

1. Go to Fleet > Safety > Safety Report.

2. Depending on what you are looking for, select the driver or vehicle tab and filter by date at the top of the page.

3. Scroll down to the table of drivers / vehicles.

4. Click into the Driver or Vehicle Safety page.

5. Click on the Speeding tab directly below the Driver/Vehicle Safety Score Summary.

6. Click into a specific trip segment in the trips table to view the Trip-Level Speeding Report.

Accessing this feature (via Trip History):

1. Go to Fleet > Reports > Trip History.

2. Under the More Details column, select the link to Speeding Report.

Driver and Vehicle Speeding Summary

The driver and vehicle speeding reports allow you to see speeding behaviors grouped by driver or vehicle (device) across a specified date range. Please note, the driver speeding report and the vehicle speeding report closely mirror each other.

You will see the following components on the Driver and Vehicle Safety pages:

1. Safety Score summary: Includes the driver or vehicle’s safety score, broken out with the two components of the score – harsh driving and speeding.

2. Fleet Trends: The speeding tab shows granular speeding data by severity by week over the last 8 weeks. Speeding trends do not filter by the specified date range. Speeding is expressed in units of minutes and shown as percentage of total drive time.

3. Speeding summary: Detailed time and total time (as a % of the trip) broken out by severity, filtered by the specified date range.

4. Table of trips for the driver/vehicle: Rows display trips from the specified date range with an overview of drive time spent speeding (as a %) and broken out by severity (in minutes).

Accessing this feature: 

1. Go to Fleet > Safety > Safety Report.

2. Depending on what you are looking for, select the driver or vehicle tab and filter by date at the top of the page.

3. Scroll down to the table of drivers / vehicles.

4. Click into the Driver or Vehicle Safety page.

5. Click on the Speeding tab (located directly below the Driver/Vehicle Safety Score Summary and next to the Harsh Driving tab) to view the Driver/Vehicle speeding summary.

Org-wide Speeding Summary

You can also view speeding across your organization for specified date ranges on the org-wide speeding summary. To access this report, navigate to Fleet > Safety > Safety Report, then select the Speeding tab.

The speeding tab shows granular speeding data by severity by week over the last 8 weeks. Speeding is expressed in units of minutes and shown as percentage of total drive time. 

Speeding % of total time driven shows Light , Heavy, Moderate, and Severe speeding detail. In addition, there are two types of speeding units shown depending on the region you are in:

Mph over the speed limit (Region: US)

• Severe (Over 15mph)

• Heavy (11-15mph)

• Moderate (6-10mph)

• Light (0mph / anything over the speed limit)

% over the speed limit (Region: Outside of US)

• Severe (Over 30%)

• Heavy (21-30%)

• Moderate (11-20%)

• Light (0-10%)