Use of every car
Utilisation and working-hours reports show how long each car moved, waited and stood unused, per shift and per driver.
A taxi or a limousine earns only while it is working, and two drivers often share one car across the day. The questions are simple: how many hours did each car really work, who was driving at each moment, and how did they drive? Doroobi Fleet answers them from the car itself, with a tracker, a driver ID reader for the handover and a record of every trip on Doroobi’s 3D map.
Chauffeur and limousine companies also live on their reputation. A guest who lands at Dubai International at midnight expects the car at the door, a calm ride down Sheikh Zayed Road and no argument about the route. Speed and harsh-driving scores, route replay and, after launch, AI dashcam clips give you the facts when a complaint arrives, and protect good drivers from claims that are not true.
Utilisation and working-hours reports show how long each car moved, waited and stood unused, per shift and per driver.
A card or tag reader puts the right name on every trip when one driver hands the car to the next.
Speeding, harsh braking, sharp cornering and fast acceleration become a weekly score, with coaching and leaderboards after launch.
Zones at hotel entrances, malls and airport pick-up areas show how long cars wait and where demand builds.
After launch, two-lens AI dashcams watch the road and the cabin and save a clip when something happens, pinned to the spot on the map.
Cars that run all day wear fast. Reminders follow the odometer and engine hours, with registration and insurance expiry alerts.
The incoming driver taps the ID tag and completes a short inspection with photos, so damage and fuel are on record before the shift starts.
The control room sees where cars are waiting and where they are needed, with live traffic around them.
Replay the trip in 3D with its speed and every stop and, after launch, open the camera clip from the same moment.
Hours worked, distance, waiting time and the driver’s score are in the report, per car and per driver.
Passengers judge a chauffeur by the route as much as by the car. Drivers can use the free Doroobi app, with Arabic and English voices, Salik advice and camera alerts, while live traffic and road reports from Doroobi drivers help them avoid the jam on the way to the airport. In the control room, the same traffic layer shows why a pick-up is running late, so your desk can tell the guest honestly when the car will arrive.
If your cars are in a regulated category, such as taxis under SecurePath in Dubai, yes. Doroobi Fleet is not an approved provider today, and we will not say otherwise until we hold the certificate.
Yes. The driver ID reader at each handover splits the day into trips per driver, so each score, hour and kilometre goes to the right person.
Yes. Zones at pick-up areas record each arrival and departure, and the stops report shows waiting time with the engine on or off.
Cabin cameras come after launch. Footage will be kept for a limited time and shown only to the roles that need it, and passengers should be told about the camera with a notice in the car.