This report displays instances of drivers exceeding your specified speed limits, and allows you to monitor driver behaviour and improve safety. You can view all events over a chosen speed, or events a specified amount over the speed limit.

How to run a speeding report

• Select the date range for the report: Choose the specific dates for the report. You can typically choose from preset options or define a custom date range.
• Time range: Specify the hours to include in the report (for example, business hours only).
• Days of week: To select specific days for the report, clear the All days checkbox and click the buttons to select the days you want to include. For example, to view only weekday activity, select Mon through Fri.
• Time zone: Select whether to base the time zone in the report on User, Vehicle, or UTC.
  
  

Advanced options

• Show speeding events/All events over: Define a speed and select this option to see all occurrences where a vehicle or driver exceeded the specified speed.
• Show speeding events/Events greater than: Define a value and select this option to see all occurrences where a vehicle or driver exceeded the speed limit by the specified value.

You choose the speed limit benchmark to compare against:

• Posted speed: Speeding events based on the official posted speed limit.
• Road speed: Speeding events based on the average travel speed on the road.
• Posted and road speed: Uses the posted speed limit, or defaults to the road speed if a posted limit isn't available.

• Only report speeding after occurrences: Select this option to see incidents only after a specific number of consecutive or non-consecutive plot updates. For example, if you choose to report events only after three consecutive occurrences, you'll see the events on the report only if at least three consecutive updates show a speeding violation.

Location settings

Location settings let you filter the report to include only events that occur within specific geographic areas.

To choose locations:

1. Select geofences or saved locations from the pop-up window.
2. Use the search bar to find specific locations.

The report only shows events that happened in the specified locations.

Show Geofence

Configure how location data displays in the report:

• If the toggle is Off, the report displays the address of the event.
• Set the toggle On to display the geofence name.
• Select Show Geofence Address to display the specific address on a separate line below the geofence name.
• Use the Geofences dropdown to select the number of geofences you want to include.

Region

Select your country. This ensures that dates, numbers, and measurement units (such as speed and distance) match your region's conventions

Speeding report details

The report generates a separate table for each vehicle or driver. These tables include the following details:

• Date: The date and time the speeding event occurred.
• Driver: The name of the driver assigned to the vehicle when the event took place.
• Road Speed Limit: The speed limit of the road where the event occurred. This column appears only when you select Events greater than in the Report settings.
• Speed: The actual speed the vehicle was travelling.
• % Over Limit: The percentage by which the vehicle exceeded the speed limit. This column appears only when you select Events greater than in the Report settings.
• Location: The street address, location description, or both, where the event occurred.
• Coordinates: The specific latitude and longitude of the event.
• Replay: Click this link to view the specific speeding event on the Replay map.