Five habits, one score
Speeding, harsh braking, sharp acceleration, fast cornering and idling make up each driver’s score, by day, week and month.
Solutions · Driver safety
Doroobi Fleet scores each driver from how the vehicle is driven: speeding, harsh braking, sharp acceleration, fast cornering and idling. Every trip carries a driver’s name, and every event has its place on the map.
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Many crashes start with habits nobody sees: the late brake behind a truck on the E311, the fast turn into a site in Dubai Investments Park, the extra 20 km/h on an empty road to Al Ain. A tracker feels each of those moments through GPS and its motion sensor. Doroobi Fleet turns them into a score for each driver, built from the same rules for everyone.
A score only helps when it is fair. A driver ID card or tag puts a name on every trip, so a shared truck does not mix two drivers’ habits. Each event has a time and a place on the map, so you can tell a careless driver from one who braked for a car that stopped in front of them. Drivers see their own score in the driver app.
Speeding, harsh braking, sharp acceleration, fast cornering and idling make up each driver’s score, by day, week and month.
Drivers touch an iButton key or an RFID card when they start, so every trip, alert and litre belongs to one person.
Speeding alerts reach the fleet manager at once, and harsh driving events are logged with their place on the map.
The driver app shows each driver their score and the events behind it, so nobody is surprised at a review.
A walk-round checklist with photos in the driver app, and an SOS button for when something goes wrong on the road.
A reminder before each driver’s licence runs out, so nobody drives a company vehicle on an expired licence.
Speed comes from GPS, and harsh braking, acceleration and cornering from the tracker’s motion sensor.
Each event is tied to the driver who signed in and pinned to its spot on the map.
Open a driver’s events on the map, replay the trip in 3D, and coach with what really happened. The driver score report arrives by email on the schedule you set.
Drivers who use the free Doroobi app hear road reports before they reach them: a crash after the next exit, a stalled car, roadwork, an underpass flooded after rain. They hear an alert at every red-light camera, and at speed cameras when over the limit, so the warning comes before the harsh brake, not after it. When a hard stop still happens, Doroobi Fleet shows it on Doroobi’s own 3D map with the live traffic and reports around it, so you can see a driver braking for a jam that came from nowhere.
Speeding, harsh braking, sharp acceleration, fast cornering and idling. You see the events behind every score, not only the number.
Each driver touches an iButton key or an RFID card at the start of a trip. Drivers who use the driver app can also start their shift there.
After launch, together with a coaching workflow: rankings by team or site, and coaching notes on each driver’s record. At launch, every driver has a scorecard and you get the driver score report.
Yes. Add each driver’s licence expiry date, and Doroobi Fleet reminds you before it runs out.