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Eco Driving module is intended to improve fleet safety, ensure cost-effective fleet maintenance, reduce fuel costs and enhance cargo safety. Flexible configuration of Eco Driving module allows to build a comprehensive and flexible driving quality assessment model and leverage data from hardware accelerometers.

 

The assessment model is based on six violation criteria, including abrupt acceleration, hard braking, sharp turns, speeding, reckless driving or custom violation with customization coefficients set up individually.

 

Reduce fuel costs, ensure cargo safety, prolong vehicle life and rate up driving quality with Eco Driving module by Exalt.

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Safe = cost-saving  

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Think about it when you pay another traffic ticket, forfeit or repair works. Extra fuel expenses and penal fines hit your budget instantly, while maintenance deliver delayed effect. 

 

Eco Driving application addresses the root causes. 

 

We asked partners about their clients - Eco Driving users - and identified their motivation and the most popular business areas where they use the solution.  

        

Car rental and leasing companies

The less vehicles need repair due to wear and tear, the more options the client has. That’s how they increase fleet turnover rate. 

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Taxi companies

Diligent drivers turn their one-time customers to regular clients of the cab service.    

 

Insurance companies

​GPS data helps to identify the causes of car accidents and assess risks before taking out the new insurance contract. 

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Haulage companies 

The absence of accidents help to preserve the supply chain stable.  

 

How it works?

Exalt receives data on vehicle activity from a tracker, sensors or CAN bus. The system evaluates driving quality based on GPS data and Eco Driving parameters, e.g. accelerometer values “g”. 

 

Building the assessment model

1. Select criteria to be controlled: speeding, acceleration, braking, turning, reckless driving.

2. Specify the values to be perceived as violations. When a message with a parameter “speeding = 0.4 g” comes to Exalt, the system classifies it as a grave violation.

3. Add custom criteria. In that case any value of any sensor can become a violation: from an increased engine rpm to a wrong gear.    

4. Define a penalty for each violation. Penalty points are used to rank drivers in reports.

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Eco Driving templates

You can add and configure parameters one by one or create the assessment model in one click. Exalt offers pre-defined sets of criteria to control driving quality in cars, trucks and buses. 

 

Making the model specific

We don’t know in advance what criteria do you use to assess driving quality. But we know that in Eco Driving you can create any. That’s why we are ready to create a specific assessment model for a separate company, vehicle, region.  

 

Assessment criteria - from six to the infinity. 

 

Grave violation - maximum penalty. Create several similar criteria with different min/max value ranges to distinguish between moderate and serious violations.   

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Special conditions - stricter control. Set up additional parameters, like validation sensors and speed intervals, to detect violations.   

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a) If an axle loading sensor shows that the truck is fully loaded each violation can result in additional penalty points because the driver damages the vehicle and the cargo.

 

b) If you create several criteria with different speed intervals, you can set up additional penalty points for the violations within the city and on the highway.  

Counting penalty points. A driver scores 10 violation being on the wheel for the whole day. And his friend has the same number of violations during a trip to the mall. In such case driver ranking would be irrelevant. 

To see the real picture you can use averaging by mileage or time. When activating the options, the total number of penalty points divided by each mile or minute in trips. 

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Studying the results

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In Eco Driving web app. It’s the interface for overall driving quality assessment for a definite period of time or a trip. Here you’ll find the comparatives on all the vehicles.  The app also describes separate trips - by means of a chart, violations list, and map markers with additional information. 

 

In reports. Special “Eco Driving” table describes each violation in details: what happened, when, where and who was driving the vehicle. Here you’ll also find driver ranking and 13 more parameters to report on.  

 

In notifications. If driving regulations are violated, all persons interested get notifications by e-mail, SMS, or pop-up messages in Exalt interface.    

 

To sum it all up, why do we need Eco Driving? 

When controlling driver behavior, we make employees more careful. Thus, they seldom commit serious violations. If your client transports oil and other dangerous good, you can avoid accidents to the value of 150,000 each. If it comes to refrigerators, the G force won’t puddle them throughout the trailer and damage them. Clutch and brake systems maintenance, CO2 emissions and fuel consumption – these aspects will also disturb you less frequently. 

 

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