DriveShield - Driver Coaching App

When an event is triggered, drivers are notified, have the ability to watch event video and see the impact to their Daily Score.

If the behavior was unpreventable, drivers can dispute the event or contact their coach directly.

By giving drivers the ability to self-coach, supervisor involvement can be reallocated to more serious driving behavior rather than easily correctable habits.

If patterns of poor driving behavior continue and involvement of a supervisor becomes necessary, drivers will be enrolled in training courses from within the app. This feature requires an optional LMS add-on.

Drivers view the same analytics as their supervisors. This gives a clear understanding of their scorecard.

How the coaching System Works

The Passive Coaching System

- Have Your Cake and Eat it Too -

Let FleetCam reduce the stress of driver coaching by communicating both the context and sharing video clips with drivers, they're able to see what the cameras saw, know what to correct, and improve on their own without manual intervention. In-cab alerts reprogram driving habits, DriveShield empowers drivers toward self-awareness and improvement, and provides a built-in escalation path to management as needed.

In-Cab Alerts

Automatic notifications tell the driver to stop the behavior in real-time.

Self-Coaching

Drivers coach themselves by seeing and acknowledging their events.

Training Courses

Training courses increase safety awareness and improve driving habits.

Escalation to Supervisor

Active intervention by a coach is reserved for the toughest cases.

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In-Cab Alerts

Audiovisual in-cab alerts, using AI and sensors, automatically tell the driver to stop or correct unsafe behavior in real-time.
Real-time in-cab alerts discourage drivers from texting while driving, wake up fatigued drivers, and help enforce no-smoking policies. FleetCam® alerts also let drivers know when they are accelerating too quickly, braking too harshly, making unsafe lane departures, or following a vehicle too closely.

1.4” display for visual feedback

Built-in speaker for audio feedback

Driver Self-Coaching

Drivers' events are shown to them for review and acknowledgement. Once the event has been accepted, the driver has officially self-coached.
Drivers can view the exact details of each generated event, giving them the opportunity to first evaluate it, and then decide to acknowledge or dispute it.
By allowing drivers to coach themselves, managers save time by no longer having to review each fleet driver’s daily behavior and habits. Supervisors can now manage-by-exception, meaning they can choose to only coach when they see a continuing issue that a driver has failed to correct over time.

In-App Driver Training

If a driver does not use self-coaching to take steps towards improving their driving habits, they are enrolled in a mandatory interactive training course specifically designed to combat their unsafe driving behavior. These educational yet engaging courses call attention to the importance of improving driver behavior.
Once the driver is notified of their enrollment, the driver has 7 days to complete the training course.

Escalating Coaching to a Supervisor

Hands-on coaching from a supervisor is needed in the event that both self-coaching and training courses have neglected to improve a driver’s behavior over time.
In this situation, the supervisor can hold a constructive coaching session with the driver after reviewing and assessing the driver’s detailed history of behavior events and analytics.

Driver Scorecard

Empower Drivers

DrivesShield allows drivers to be in complete control of their score improvement by highlighting their strengths and weaknesses on the same analytics chart that their supervisor views. This way, drivers understand their scorecard and can see where they need to improve.

Having access to all activity information (including video) empowers the driver to challenge a penalty or have a not-at-fault incident excused. With this option, a questioned event does not have to affect the driver's score.

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See Past Activity

By selecting any day in the past you can view all driver behavior events that occurred as well as that day’s scorecard.

Driver Score Trend

Reviewing their scorecard trends over time allows drivers to visualize improvements and maintain high performance.

Emerging Patterns

Drivers can determine if their driving behavior is getting better or worse by comparing past and recent events that have been generated.

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