The report provides you with the information on how a driver handles the entrusted vehicle. Analysis of the driving behaviour can help you extend the life of the vehicle, reduce fuel costs, ensure cargo safety and also understand the reason of any case of emergency.

Before generating the Eco Driving report it is necessary to indicate settings on the corresponding tab of the unit properties dialog.

A table may contain the following information:

• Violation — the type of violation. When you use grouping, violations with the same name will be merged into one group.
• Beginning — the time when violation began.
• Initial location — an address of unit location on the moment of violation beginning.
• End — the end time of violation.
• Final location — the address where the unit was located at the moment of the end of the violation interval.
• Value — the parameter value during the violation.
• Avg speed — the average speed during the violation.
• Max speed — the maximum speed during the violation.
• Penalty — the penalty value indicated on the Eco Driving tab of the unit properties.
• Rank — the penalty points converted to a 6-point rating system (can be useful if grouping by years, months, weeks, days, shifts, or trips has been applied).
• Rating by violations — an individual index number of a unit/driver calculated on the basis of the committed violations. The lower the rating, the less violations are committed.  This column can be used in the report on unit groups and driver groups only.
• Mileage — mileage for the interval of violation or grouping.
• Mileage (adjusted) — mileage taking into account the coefficient set in unit properties (the Advanced tab).
• Initial mileage — the mileage counter value at the moment of the beginning of the violation. If the mileage parameter was not saved at the reporting interval, the mileage is counted from zero.
• Final mileage — the mileage counter value at the end of the violation interval.
• Duration — the duration of the violation or grouping interval.
• Count — the number of violations of this type.
• Driver — the name of the driver on this vehicle.

Special attention should be paid to the Rating by violations column. It can be used in the report on unit groups and driver groups only. If the column is included in the table, then units/drivers can be placed in the table according to the violations committed (from the lower rating to the highest one). To do this, select the total grouping by rating in the parameters of the report template. The violations rating is calculated by the system on the basis of the eco driving ranks. In case the ranks are similar, the system takes the covered mileage into account. The higher the mileage value woith the same rating, the lower the rating by violations is. Note that the system supports visual marking of the rating fields according to the eco driving rank. To do this, select the colors and the values matching them in the corresponding block of the report template parameters.

Note that it is easier to analyse the received report, if the grouping option was applied to the report template. The information received in the report can be grouped on the basis of different criteria, such as time (year, month, week, day, shift), type of violation and trips.

Moreover, in addition to grouping an option of detalization can be applied. This option allows to view the final level of nesting (date and time) inside of grouping. However, take into consideration that a penalty and rank can be given for a violation that occured at a certain time interval (not immediately). That is why on the final level of nesting (date and time) a dash is given in the Rank column, and the Penalty column receives the value indicated on the Eco Driving tab of the unit properties.

 If grouping is used in the Eco driving table or the Total line is added to it, the Duration column indicates the duration of the trips at the specified time interval and not the duration of the violations.

The value of penalty points for a particular criterion is indicated on the Eco driving tab of the unit properties dialog. Afterwards the indicated points are used in the report for driving quality evaluation. The calculation of penalty points is made using the special algorithm. The main peculiarities are presented below.

Without grouping

• If no averaging has been used, the penalty value (earlier indicated on the Eco Driving tab) is displayed next to every criterion in the corresponding column. The Total line (if available) contains the value which corresponds to the sum of points scored for violations.
• If averaging (by mileage/by time) has been used, the main difference is that the Total value corresponds to the value received as a result of dividing the total number of scored penalty points by the number of minute intervals (averaging by time), or by the number of kilometer intervals (averaging by mileage) in a trip.

With grouping

• If no averaging has been used, the total number of penalty points for the violations of a particular group is displayed next to every group in the corresponding column. The Total line (if available) contains a sum of penalty scores received for all the violations.
• If averaging (by mileage/by time) has been used, this averaging is applied to every group of parameters in the report table. Besides, if the Totalline is available, the averaging will be applied to the total number of the scored penalty points. The algorithm of averaging is described above. You can also get acquainted with it on the Eco Driving tab of the unit properties dialog.

The system allows to recalculate the received penalties into a six-point evaluation system.

The following algorithm is used: