Vehicle Behaviour Report

Owned by Lisa Tubb (Unlicensed)
Last updated: 20 Aug, 2023 by Sarah Masefield
3 min read

What is it?

 

The Vehicle Behaviour Report details the number of overspeed and g-force events for selected vehicles. 

How to locate the Vehicle Behaviour Report 

 

  • Log into the Smartrak Map site (NZ or AU)

  • Navigate to Reports



How to run the Vehicle Behaviour Report 

 

  • Select Vehicle Behaviour Report from the drop-down list 

  • Select the "Date Range"

 

  • Decide if you want to select the following options;

    • "Hide resources that have no relevant data" -  exclude resources that don't have driving behaviour that requires reporting on

    • "Show Summary Totals" - include a summary of all vehicle totals in the report

 

  • Select the "Selection Mode" - reports can be configured to run on Individual Resources (select vehicles to report on) or Groups of Resources 


  • "Resources" - You can select individual vehicles by clicking on them to highlight from the list or click on Select All for all vehicles.



  • Select Download Report (to download into Excel/.csv) or View Report (to view on screen)

How to read the Vehicle Behaviour Report 

 

  • Date - date of the overspeed or harsh driving event/s

  • Overspeed Event Count - quantity of overspeed events

  • Overspeed Duration - how long the vehicle was overspeeding for during each overspeed event

  • Overspeed Magnitude Max – the maximum km/hr above the posted speed limit the vehicle travelled across all speeding events on a given day.

  • Left G-force / Right G-force / Brake G-force / Acceleration G-force / Total G-force Count - quantity of events for each G-force

  • Left G-force / Right G-force / Brake G-force / Acceleration G-force Max - maximum G-force reading per day

 

  • The report can highlight a pattern of poor driver behaviour.

  • You can view that day for that driver by clicking on view on map

  • G-force events start recording at 0.6G. If events are closer to 1.0G or over, that is consider to be a high-force event.

  • A summary is provided at the bottom of the report.

 

 

 

 

 

  • High Impact & Rollover is for automatic alerting of g-force events over a magnitude of 3.0G (Significant force event) - please contact Smartrak via the Smartrak Service Desk to discuss enabling this for your organisation.



  • If you are still unable to find an answer to your question, please log a support request via the Smartrak Service Desk

 

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