Driving behaviour

Donald P6 years ago

Hi,

is there any plan to add Driving behaviour scoring and its dashboard to see each driver's behaviour driving?

thanks
Don

Anton Tananaev6 years ago

If your device reports driving behaviour, you should already see it in status, events and reports.

Donald P6 years ago

Thanks Anton,

I use OSMAnd, is it possible to add alarm like below?

http://demo.traccar.org:5055/?id=123456&driverUniqueId={0}&geofenceEnter={1}&overspeed={2}&hardBraking={3}

and what is the max field can be used?

Donald P6 years ago

and about the driving scoring, can we configure the score to meet our bad, worse, good, better, best behaviour criteria?

Anton Tananaev6 years ago

I use OSMAnd, is it possible to add alarm like below?

Server does support it.

and what is the max field can be used?

Not sure what you mean. There is no max.

can we configure the score to meet our bad, worse, good, better, best behaviour criteria?

No, there is no such functionality at the moment.

Donald P6 years ago

about max field question--> sorry to make you confuse, I meant the max query string.. where should I configure it in traccar?
about custom scoring configuration.. can we ask this as custom request .. what about the price?

thanks

Anton Tananaev6 years ago

You don't need to configure anything on the server side.

If you are interested in customisation, please send an email to support address to discuss it.

Donald P6 years ago

noted .. will send it soon thanks

SBH6 years ago

Hello Donald P.
This feature has been up for discussion several times.
Tracking devices usually just send threshold violations for G-forces, RPM and throttle, which we need to collaterate into a common "score".
I found it easier to visualize it from the entries in the database (SQL) than to make something happen in traccar. That obviously means using a different front end to show this score.
The companies using this logging for insurance discounts etc. does it this way. The most simple ones just log how many times you been over a certain rev-limit of the engine.
Uber has taken this a step longer, and using the accelerometers in the phones to watch driver behavior.