Driver behaviour & overspeed analysis
Systematic analysis of risky-driving patterns, speeding by zone and driver ranking — so measures in the right places deliver real results.
Behavioural patterns, not isolated events.
A single event can be a coincidence. A pattern repeating over weeks and months clearly shows where risk arises and what needs to change. That's why we analyse long-term data from GPS analytics and internal reports.
The goal is for management to get an objective picture and clear answers — not a gut feeling.
Driver behaviour indicators
Speeding events
By zones 50/80/130, with duration and frequency of repetition.
Aggressive acceleration
Sudden starts, unnecessary consumption and elevated risk.
Harsh braking
An indicator of inattention, short following distance or risky situations.
Risky sections
Locations where violations repeat across multiple drivers.
Time & idling
Driving, stops and idling per shift and driver.
Driver ranking
Objective comparison and trends over time.
Concrete answers for management
The analysis produces answers that directly inform business decisions, driver scheduling and training.
Questions you get answers to
- Where does the greatest risk in the fleet arise?
- Which types of violations dominate?
- How does behaviour change after training or measures?
- Where does control and internal communication need reinforcing?
- Which drivers deserve praise and which need a conversation?
Linked to training & KPIs
We link the results of the analysis to driver training and KPIs within ISO 39001. That way the effect of every measure becomes measurable, not declarative.
- The driver card as the basis for conversations
- Tracking progress over time
- Corrective measures and their effect
- Reports for management and internal audits