For auxiliary cameras, the Hub-X offers four selections:
Left-side camera, facing rear of vehicle
Right-side camera, facing rear of vehicle
Rear-facing camera, placed at the back of the vehicle/trailer
Internal dome camera, placed on the roof/dome of the interior
Camera Location Benefits
Depending on a fleet’s requirements, deployments will include:
Left and Right-side cameras: This orientation is great for fleets with long trailers, where wide turns can introduce potential safety or material damage concerns.
Rear-facing camera: This camera orientation can be a benefit for fleets where drivers have minimal (or completely hindered) views of the rear of the vehicle for if/when they are reversing.
Internal camera: This type of camera can be used in various situations, though generally we’ve seen this in the patient compartment of an ambulance or the storage cab of a delivery truck, to gain additional visibility into the actions taking place inside the vehicle.
Sample Videos
Sample Camera Orientations
Viewing Videos
Once the Driveri Hub-X is deployed, user with appropriate permissions can see video feeds within every Driveri event-generated video, along with manual clips/requests, allowing fleets to capture the full 360° view of their vehicle/asset enabling them to take action if and when needed.
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[post_content] => Live Streaming is an add-on feature available at an additional cost with Driveri. This feature allows a user with the appropriate permissions to request Live Streaming sessions (available in 1-minute increments) to a vehicle's inward-facing or outward-facing camera (depending on selection). When enabled, this feature is accessible via the Live Tracking page of the Driveri Portal.
Available Quota
The quota is pooled minutes among the vehicles in your fleet and is the sum of 15 minutes per device per month. You can view consecutive 1-minute Live Stream sessions until you reach your quota.
You can view the amount of minutes you have used and your quota total by hovering your mouse over a vehicle listing in the Live Tracking page of the Driveri Portal.
Using Live Streaming
How to Live Stream:
In the Driveri Portal, click the Live Tracking icon () in the left-hand navigation to open the Live Tracking page.
The Live Tracking page is shown.
Locate the vehicle for which you would like to live stream using the vehicle listing on the left or the Search for Vehicle field.
Hover your mouse over the Live Stream button for the vehicle.
A pop-up displays showing the Live Streaming Quota and camera view options.
Select the camera view you would like for the Live Stream: Inward or Outward.
The request is sent to the camera and an audible notification alerts the driver that a Live Stream session is in progress. The 1-minute Live Stream session begins.
If the camera cannot be reached (e.g., the vehicle ignition is off, etc.,), the 1-minute session will not count against your quota.
At the 48-second mark, a prompt appears asking if you would like to request an additional minute of live streaming. If you would like to continue, click Request Another Minute. If you do not click the button, your live-streaming session ends at the 1-minute mark automatically.
You may close the live stream at any time by clicking the “X” in the top right corner or closing the player at the end of the streaming minute; however, the full 1-minute session counts against your quota.
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[post_content] => The Reports Central page in the Driveri Portal is a centralized location for reports that can be run ad-hoc and/or subscribed (scheduled on a daily, weekly, or monthly delivery basis unless otherwise indicated in the below table).
The following actions can be performed on this page:
Search for reports
Create report requests
Download reports
Subscribe to reports
Manage report subscriptions
Searching for a Report
Reports can be searched based on the parameters specified in the Search field. To search for reports, start typing the Request ID or Frequency in the Search field located on the top of the right pane.
Available Reports
The following reports are available on this page:
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Report Type,Description
Active Devices Report,Displays details of all devices that are currently active. This Report can be requested on-demand or subscribed on weekly basis. View the list of active devices for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access.
Active Vehicle Device Association Report,Displays the list of vehicles that are active at the time of generating the report along with the device association information. View the list of active vehicles for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can be filtered on Placeholder Vehicles.
Alert Conversion Report,Displays details of Alerts that have been converted to DriverStars or Neutral Events. View the list of converted alerts for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can also be filtered on Placeholder Vehicles.
All Alerts Report,Displays the fleet’s complete list of alerts for the selected duration and report configuration. View the alerts for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Vehicle VIN is displayed. Report Request can be filtered on Severity like SEVERE\, MODERATE\, NEUTRAL for Base and Compound Alerts\, on DriverStar Events\, and on Placeholder Vehicles.
Device Health Report,Displays details about devices that did not respond for more than 24 hours\, devices that have issues reported\, and devices to be returned (RMA devices). This Report can be requested on-demand or subscribed on a daily or weekly basis. View the device health information for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can also be filtered on the entity on which action is pending (GPS Insight/Fleet/Both).
Driver Insight Report,Displays details about drivers active at the time of generating the report and drivers who were deactivated during the previous week. View the driver status information for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. This report can be requested on-demand or subscribed to on weekly basis. Report Request can be filtered on Driver Status (Activated/Deactivated).
Driver Status Report,Displays details about drivers active at the time of generating the report and drivers who were deactivated during the previous week. View the driver status information for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. This Report can be requested on-demand or subscribed to on a weekly basis. Report Request can be filtered on Driver Status (Activated/Deactivated).
Driver Statistics Report,Displays a summarized view of the Driver Performance\, Minutes Analyzed\, Alert Risk Profile\, and Green Minutes. The report can be requested for one fleet at a time.
Executive Summary Report,Displays a summarized view of the Fleet performance\, Driver Performance Ranking\, Alert Risk Profile\, and Coaching recommendations.
Rejected Alerts Report,Displays the list of alerts rejected by the fleet for the selected duration. View the list of rejected alerts for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can be filtered on Placeholder Vehicles.
Restricted Hours Driving Report,Displays details about vehicle movement during restricted hours\, as configured by the Fleet. Weekly Reports are delivered at 9 AM on Tuesdays\, and Monthly Reports are delivered at 9 AM on the third day of the month. This Report can be requested on-demand or subscribed on a weekly or monthly basis. View the vehicle movement information for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can also be filtered on business working days and working hours.
Managed Coaching Sessions Report,Displays details about Managed Coaching Sessions for the selected duration. View information pertaining to pending and completed coaching sessions created for the drivers of all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access. Report Request can also be filtered on Coaching Session Type (Pending/Completed).
Unassigned Drive Time Report,Displays details about the unassigned drive time for all the vehicles in the Fleet. Weekly Reports are delivered at 9 AM on Tuesdays\, and Monthly Reports are delivered at 9 AM on the third day of the month. View the information about the unassigned drive time of a vehicle alert for all Groups or specific Groups based on the user’s access.
Severe Camera Obstruction Duration Report,Displays details about a Severe Camera Obstruction event\, such as Driver Name/ID\, Group Name\, Event Detection Time\, Duration\, Collated Alert IDs\, and Status.
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The Driver•i Coaching Page surfaces the Driver•i Coaching Sessions module, showing driver safety scores, alerts, and coaching information directly within the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal. Review safety events or take coaching action without switching between portals — everything you need is available inside your existing GPS Fleet Tracking workflows.
After navigating to the Driver•i Coaching Page, the Pending tab shows drivers linked to Netradyne (Driver•i platform) with Driver Name, Session ID, Session Created (sortable), Total Events, Most Frequent Events, and Why Recommended columns (filters available).
Required Permissions
To access the Driver•i Coaching page, you need the following user permissions:
Driveri
Drivers
Driver Admin
From the Pending tab, you can:
Click a driver to view score trends (last 6 weeks), alert recordings, high-level driving summary/statistics, frequent/repeated events, bookmarked events, session discussion, and session conclusion, with the ability to mark the session complete
Click Completed to view the Completed tab
Click Coaching Configurations to create or adjust recommended coaching session configurations
Use the Driver Name/Session ID drop-down and Search to locate a specific driver or session
Where Can I See Driver•i Data in the Portal
Discover where to find Driver•i data and how to start a coaching session for a driver.
Step 1 — Confirm You Have the Right Access
Before getting started, make sure you have:
An active Driver•i integration on your GPS Fleet Tracking account
User permissions to view drivers, alerts, and coaching data
If you're unsure, contact your GPS Fleet Tracking administrator.
Step 2 — Open the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal
Log in to your GPS Fleet Tracking Portal as you normally would. No additional login or app switcher is needed to access Driver•i data.
Note: The first time you access the Driver•i Coaching Page, you'll need to log in with your Driver•i username and password. After that, you won't be prompted to log in again on future visits—since this is managed via a browser cookie, clearing your cookies will prompt you to log in with your Driver•i credentials again the next time you visit.
Step 3 — Find a Driver with a Safety Flag
Driver•i data is visible in the following areas of the portal:
Driver list — Review GreenZone scores and coaching flags alongside your driver roster
Driver/Vehicle panels — Open a driver or vehicle panel to see alerts and safety scores
Driver Admin areas — Access coaching and safety data from the admin section
Look for drivers tagged with "Needs Coaching" — this indicates drivers who have safety events or score thresholds that require follow-up.
Step 4 — Review Safety Alerts and GreenZone Score
Within a driver's panel or record, you can view:
GreenZone score — The driver's overall Driver•i safety rating (Based on a rolling 30-day period)
Safety alerts — Events flagged by the Driver•i system
Alert videos — Video footage associated with safety events
Review this information to understand the context before beginning a coaching session.
Step 5 — Start a Coaching Session
Locate the "Needs Coaching" tag on a driver's record.
Click View coaching opportunities to open the coaching experience.
The Driver•i Coaching page will load within the Portal — review the available coaching prompts and complete the session.
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[post_content] => The Dashboard is the main landing page of the Driveri Portal and consists of two tabs: Fleet Performance and Fleet Admin. The Fleet Performance page is displayed by default and offers safety-related information about the fleet and drivers. The Fleet Admin page displays operational and/or administrative items.
Fleet Performance
This page provides you with an overview of high-level performance data collected from your fleet.
You can select to view this data for a day, week, or month timeframe. Displayed data includes the following:
Total number of Alerts - Displays the total number of severe and moderate alerts.
Total DriverStars - Displays the total number of DriverStars.
Most Frequent Alerts - Displays the top three most frequent alerts in descending order.
Average GreenZone Score - Displays the Average GreenZone Score for the fleet.
Notification and Recognition Percentages - Notification denotes the total percentage of drivers who have received notifications for a drop in score due to risky driving in the selected period. Recognition percentage denotes the total percentage of drivers who have been awarded recognition for safe driving in the selected period on the Dashboard Fleet Performance Tab. Drivers receive recognition when their daily score exceeds 900 for one entire day.
Top and Bottom three drivers with highest and lowest GreenZone Score respectively - Top three displays the three drivers with highest GreenZone Score for quick identification of drivers who are performing well. Bottom three displays the three drivers with the lowest GreenZone Score for quick identification of those drivers who may need additional attention to improve their score.
Chart displaying Events vs Time - This section displays a graph plotting the number of events (Alerts, Recognitions and Notifications). Toggle the hyperlink at the bottom of the graph to see individual or collective graphs.
Clicking on most information mentioned above opens a corresponding page which provides drill-down details.
Fleet Admin
The Fleet Admin Dashboard displays a summarized view of Device, Provisioning & Configurations, Vehicles, and Driver Group-related information. You can click on each card to navigate to the relevant page where additional information can be found.
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[post_content] => The process to identify issues with your Driveri safety camera hardware and initiate returning the item for a replacement is automated for your convenience. If an issue is detected requiring the hardware to be replaced, a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) request is sent via Portal notification and email. The user can select one or more affected devices and submit an RMA form to respond to the RMA request and complete the process of return and replacement.
Please use the below instructions on submitting a request for a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA).
Warrantied devices are eligible for RMA.
How to complete the RMA process:
From the Portal, click Provisioning & Configurations (wrench icon) from the navigation bar on the left-side of the screen.
A pop-up menu appears.
Click Device Summary.
The Device Summary page appears.
Click on the Devices To Be Returned tab.
Locate the device using the Search field or looking through the list of eligible devices and click on the checkbox next to the device for which you would like to complete an RMA.
Click Submit RMA button.
The “Submitting RMA for Devices Selected” form displays.
Use the drop-down under "Select from saved address:" to select a saved address or enter in the required Address information: Name, Phone Number, Email ID, Address.
Optionally, save the address information you've entered by checking the box next to "Save this address for later."
Click Submit.
The SIM card for the affected device(s) will be deactivated in 30 days once the RMA form is submitted in the Portal. A prepaid return label will be sent via email to return the RMA device to GPS Insight.
Uninstall the non-functional device from the vehicle.
Return the device to GPS Insight using the pre-paid return label.
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[post_content] => You can create and edit custom roles from the Roles page in the Portal (available under Provisioning & Configurations from the Navigation bar). Custom Roles are useful when fleets require users to manage certain operations that are different from the standard user role permissions.
A custom roles is created by disabling one or more privileges from any of the pre-defined standard User Roles. When a custom role is created, it becomes available as a Role option when creating or editing users.
How to create a custom role:
From the Navigation Bar, click Provisioning & Configurations (wrench icon).
A pop-up menu appears.
Click Roles.
The Roles page appears.
Click Create Custom Role.
The Create Role dialog box is displayed.
In the Name field, enter the name of the role. optional description for the role.
(Optional) In the Description field, enter a description for the role.
Use the drop-down menu under Select the Base Role to select the role that the custom role should be modeled after.
Select the privileges to be provided to this role and click Review Changes.
The Review Summary page of the custom role displays changes made to the access settings.
Review the changes and click Save Changes.
Editing a Custom Role
Only the custom roles can be edited. All the predefined user roles and custom roles can be viewed in detail.
How to edit a custom role:
From the Navigation Bar, click Provisioning & Configurations (wrench icon).
A pop-up menu appears.
Click Roles.
The Roles page appears.
Click Edit next to the custom role that you want to update.
The Edit Role dialog box is displayed.
Make the required changes to the access settings.
You cannot change the base role from which this custom role was created. The drop-down list to select the Base Role is disabled.
Click Review Changes.
Review the changes and click Save Changes.
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[post_content] => Use the instructions below to set up a mobile hotspot for iOS and Android devices if you need to download videos after events in which the vehicle is no longer reliably functional (i.e., vehicle accidents, in the shop, etc.) or if you are in low to no cell coverage zones.
If the below steps are performed by a driver, please remind them to disable and rename their mobile hotspot in order to avoid accidental overages on the device’s data plan.
Setting up an iOS Hotspot
On your iOS device, go to Settings > General > About.
Tap the first line, which shows the name of your device.
Rename your device to the desired SSID Name, then tap Done.
Changing Your Personal Hotspot Password
Assuming you do want to change your iPhone’s Personal Hotspot password, follow these steps:
Tap the Settings app to open it.
Tap Personal Hotspot.
Tap the Wi-Fi Password menu.
Tap the X on the right side of the Password field to delete the current password.
Type in the new password that you want to use.
Tap Done in the top right corner.
Setting up an Android Hotspot
Select Settings from the menu.
Select Connections.
Select Mobile Hotspot and Tethering.
Select Mobile Hotspot.
Toggle ON.
Select the current name of the mobile hotspot and rename.
Change the password.
Downloading Videos via Hotspot
After turning the hotspot on and changing the details to the above to allow the device to connect and begin to download the updated software, wait approximately 30 minutes.
Keep the smartphone and device powered on and near each other.
If you’re unsure of whether or not the device has taken the update, please feel free to reach out to Support at (866) 477-4321, Option 1 or support@gpsinsight.com.
IMPORTANT: After 30 minutes, turn the mobile hotspot OFF on the phone being used.
Cycle the key off and allow the device to power down (approx. 3-6 min).
Turn the ignition on, and the downloaded package will be applied.
It’s best to leave the ignition ON for the next 15 minutes, if possible, after making sure the Hotspot is OFF.
The DMS Sensor enhances your Driver•i device with an inward-facing camera, infrared LEDs, and night vision to detect driver drowsiness more accurately — including at night and through many sunglasses.
It tracks six physical and behavioral signs of fatigue: extended or intermittent eye closures, slow or excessive blinking, head nodding, and lane deviation. These are evaluated individually and together to determine alert severity.
Alert Levels
The system uses two levels — moderate and severe — so drivers get an early nudge before things escalate, and fleet managers are notified when it's serious.
In-cab alerts play an audio message ("Please Stay Alert") while the vehicle is moving above 10 mph. Moderate alerts are limited to once every 15 minutes to avoid fatigue. Severe alerts can fire more frequently, with a configurable minimum of 30 seconds.
Dashboard alerts appear under Driver Drowsiness in the fleet dashboard. Moderate alerts surface after two moderate in-cab alerts within 60 minutes of driving. Severe dashboard alerts are generated every time a severe in-cab alert fires.
Both alert types can be enabled or disabled from Provisioning & Configurations > Configurations > In-Cab Audio Alerts.
Video Availability
DMS Sensor video is only recorded for Driver Drowsiness alerts. If a DMS alert was triggered during a given minute, that video will be visible in Event Access — but direct fetching and video stitching are not supported.
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Question,Answer
What is Driver•i™?,The Driver•i camera provides fleet managers with a comprehensive view of drivers’ activity through a blend of real-time positive driving notifications and best practice identification. By being able to capture the driver’s full-day\, managers have more visibility into the challenges they face. The system notifies managers of driving behaviors that may need to be changed\, but more importantly identifies when to reward drivers on all the hours\, days\, weeks of great driving.
What is the purpose of the program?,Driving is one of the riskiest things you do on a daily basis. The main goal of the Driver•i™ program is to prevent collisions by identifying and correcting unsafe behaviors before they lead to a collision. The program gives you a holistic view of your driving experience in identifying and correct any bad habits\, while focusing on the amount of time you spend driving safely. Many times\, collisions are based on inaccurate eye-witness accounts\, often pointing the finger at the vehicle associated with a company. Video provides an unbiased view that can exonerate you if you were in an incident that was not your fault.
What are the benefits for me?,It is capturing every aspect of the driving experience\, rather than a sample of time\, delivering a full picture of your route. Driver•i’s GreenZone™ monitors daily driving and sends a notification when you have reached a milestone. This allows your manager to recognize great driving with confidence or gives them the ability to intervene if at-risk conditions are present. Without video\, drivers involved in a traffic incident are subject to false claims and often assigned the blame for the incident. With the Driver•i device you have an unbiased video showing what happened from both sides and outside the vehicle – many times exonerating the driver. Since outside video is always being captured\, this allows you to request video that may be helpful to identify some of the following:~~~~ - You showed up at a site and could not gain access.~~ - Provide feedback about routes or timing of deliveries.~~ - Road-rage by another driver.~~ - Exonerate you if there is a false claim that you had done something wrong or reverse an inaccurate traffic violation.~~ - Capturing low-force collisions\, such as mirrors being clipped by passing motorists.
Are there state or federal concerns with placing a Driver•i camera on the windshield of the vehicle?,No. In 2022\, a federal rule was changed that increased the area on the interior of a commercial motor vehicle windshield where certain vehicle safety technology devices may be mounted. See the link for details: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/03/07/2022-03996/parts-and-accessories-necessary-for-safe-operation-authorized-windshield-area-for-the-installation.
If an alert event is rejected will that influence the driver's GreenZone score?,Yes\, rejecting an event will negatively or positively impact the driver's score based on the event type that's rejected. Scores are generally updated within 3 hours of the rejection.
How does the device work?,The device contains a QuadHD video system. The device is always recording while the vehicle is on; however\, only one-minute videos are uploaded if a violation or unsafe driving maneuver is identified and two-minutes videos if a high g-force event is triggered. The device uses artificial intelligence (AI) and accelerometer-based forces to capture erratic movement to the vehicle\, other vehicle maneuvers\, markers on the road\, signs\, speed\, and other driving situations. If the device identifies an unsafe maneuver or if you avoided a collision\, a video will be created\, immediately uploaded\, and depending upon your organization's settings\, a real-time alert may notify your manager. The device can store up to 50 hours of videos from both inward and outward cameras and can be requested by an authorized user in your organization. Once the memory is full\, the oldest data will start to be overwritten.
Is it on all the time?,The outward and camera is recording and saving data when the vehicle is turned on and for ~ 3 minutes after the vehicle has been shut off. The inside view is on when the vehicle is in motion\, but is disabled and enters “privacy mode” when the vehicle stops moving for 3 minutes.
How does the camera report its device health when the vehicle is inactive?,The Driver•i Device wakes up every 3 hours for 6 minutes and uploads basic device health information. Heavy operations do not work during this period. Only minimum light functions can run and thus use a minimum amount of current to conserve the battery in the vehicle. If the vehicle isn't driven for 7 consecutive days then the device stops reporting at the periodic wake-up interval\, ensuring that the vehicle battery is not affected when the vehicle is stationary for long periods.
When a driver initiates an event by pressing the button on the camera\, what amount of time is captured/sent (e.g.\, how many seconds are capture prior to the button press\, and how many seconds after)?,About 30 seconds on each side for a minute. There are factors that may impact the triggering point\, such as other triggers within close proximity to the button press.
What cellular connectivity is supported by Driver•i?,LTE Connectivity – Driver•i offers Cat4 LTE connectivity and GPS tracking through the bundled connectivity module which connects to the T-Mobile network on LTE bands B25\, B26\, and B17. The Cat4 LTE technology offers unparalleled upload/download speeds and provides real time statistics to fleet managers.~~~~Devices traveling in Canada will primarily report on the Telus network.~~~~When the Driveri camera is deployed in the United States\, the default carrier is T-Mobile.
Does the use of the Driver•i™ program create a new set of driving policies?,No. The Driver•i™ program does not create any new policies. It is intended to improve driving safety\, compliance with company policies\, and recognize safe driving behaviors. Most unsafe driving behaviors and violations are usually included in already existing company policies.
Why do I not have access to all Driver•i features referenced in the Help Center?,Driver•i features are separated by plans. To learn more or upgrade\, contact your Account Manager.
How do I “tag” a video alert to my manager?,On the bottom of the device there are two buttons. If you want to immediately ‘TAG’ a video\, press either button. Upon pressing either button\, a 1-minute video alert will be ‘TAGGED’ to be preserved. After two minutes\, a notification will be automatically populated on the Customer Portal. The video will also appear in your profile on the Driver•i dashboard.
Who can view the video?,Only authorized personnel have access to the secure Driver•i™ portal.
Is there a limit to the number of video events automatically sent to the portal without having to create a manual request?,Yes. Users can expect up to 30 video events per vehicle per month. All other video events must be manually requested and will count against the event requests total (10/veh/mo.).
Is this used to spy on or embarrass me?,No. The Driver•i™ device cannot be triggered remotely. The purpose is to identify any poor driving habits that need to be changed\, to be able to see what happened in a critical situation\, and in most cases\, Driver•i™ creates notifications alerting your manager of good driving.
Is this going to be used to fire me?,The program is not intended to be used to terminate drivers. It is a tool to identify unsafe driving habits as well as identifying the amount of good driving that occurs during your route.
Can I use the system to communicate with dispatch or my supervisor?,No. The system only captures and sends data.
How does the system determine 'minutes analyzed'?,The logic behind the minutes analyzed for a driver is if a vehicle speed is > 2mph at least for one second\, then we consider that minute as a driving minute.
How does the Driver•i camera help mitigate power draw on a vehicle's battery?,The camera is always monitoring for external voltage and will automatically shut down when the external voltage drops below 10V.
How long does the voltage have to be at 10V for the camera to shut down\, and at what voltage does the camera turn back on?,The camera needs to see 10V or lower for at least 30 seconds for it to trigger shut down\, and will not power back on until voltage returns to +10V and either the next regular wake up or next Ignition On is triggered.
What are the Power Draw guidelines and electrical characteristics for Driver•i?,See: Driver•i Power Draw Guidelines
Is there a voltage limitation to the Driver•i installation?,Yes\, there is a 17v voltage threshold built into the camera that forces it to shut down and protect itself in instances where there may be a bad voltage regulator or some other external cause for the voltage to be higher than the typical 12v operating system.
How does the Smoking Alert work?,The Driver•i system looks for the holding of a smoking device near the mouth and smoke coming out of the mouth. Potential challenges that could be faced in recognizing smoking:~~~~ - If the driver doesn’t blow smoke that is clearly visible~~ - The driver holds the vape to their mouth in such a way which might be similar to eating something\, as the smoking feature is trained to not be confused with detecting eating\, so as not to provide false positives
What is the resolution for playback on the D-210 and D-215 - I can't read the plates on vehicles when watching playback video.,Resolution for video playback varies based on the type of playback\, Full Video vs. Primary (ref: Request Full Video from Primary Video). That said\, other factors can impact resolution such as glare\, fast/sudden movement\, etc. Please contact Support to submit an example video so that we may appropriately assist you.
How long are video events stored online?,Depending on your Driver•i plan\, included Cloud storage can range from 30 to 90 days. Coordinate with your account rep to learn more.
Why is my account missing certain AI features such as Traffic light violation\, Advanced Speeding\, and Forward Collision Warning\, or missing some coaching features like Green Zone Scoring and Driver Stars?,Depending on your Driver•i plan\, some features are removed or limited for use. Coordinate with your account rep to learn more.
For devices configured with “Wake on Motion” reporting\, how long does it take for the device to register Ignition Off when the vehicle is not moving/idle?,Once the vehicle stops moving\, the device requires 6 minutes of continuous inactivity before it assumes an Ignition Off status.
How do I connect the Driveri camera directly to the vehicle's diagnostic port?,For the D-215 and D-450\, for 9 Pin heavy-duty vehicles\, we recommend using the Cable: Driveri 9 Pin Y-Adapter. Please refer to our Quick Connect installation guides (D-215/D-450) for more information.
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Driver•i D-400 Series Frequently Asked Questions
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What network does the device use?,T-Mobile
Does the device record while the vehicle is off?,The device can record for up to 10 hours after the ignition is turned off. Please note that extended recording while the vehicle is off will draw power from the vehicle’s battery. You should be aware that requesting long recording times after ignition off may increase the risk of a dead battery.
When do devices activate?,All devices begin reporting at shipment\, with no buffer time. Invoicing starts at activation regardless of when it’s installed.
How do I access the Driver•i Portal?,Driver•i links can be found within the GPS Tracking Portal web app once your account has been synced through the account setup process.
Can brackets/mounts be cleaned and re-used in the event of a broken windshield?,No. Due to the strength of the adhesive used\, we highly recommend that you purchase a new bracket/mount.
My truck has a “headliner box\,” can the camera be mounted to this instead of the windshield?,Mounting to the windshield is always recommended to ensure a clear view. Any further back and the view could be distorted/obscured.
For “split windshield” trucks\, which side of the windshield is the camera mounted?,The camera is mounted on the passenger side.
Does the camera have an internal battery?,No\, though it does maintain just enough residual charge when power is lost to ensure proper shutdown.
How are camera firmware updates handled?,Cameras are updated in the field via over-the-air (OTA) updates and do not impact its ability to continue capturing video.
What types of data security and encryption are guaranteed with this device?,The Driver•i device uploads a video to the cloud over HTTPS (HTTP over SSL) secure channel. HTTPs will encrypt all the data while transferring to the cloud. Videos are stored encrypted in cloud storage (Amazon S3) using the strongest block ciphers available\, 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES-256). Currently\, there are no security compliance certifications available.
Is there a timeframe from when a vehicle starts up of how long the camera takes to cycle before it starts recording?,The device boots up in less than a minute and starts recording from Outward and Side Camera. If Privacy Mode is enabled\, the inward camera will begin recording from the next minute when the vehicle starts moving.
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Driver•i D-430 Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Fleet manager experience with D-430\, is it any different from D-410?,Alert Cards – Capturing videos/alerts from outward\, inward and side cameras will be identical. Alert previews will also be similar to what is available on D-410. The D-430 inward camera has a better sensor\, and the inward camera images are better than the D-410.
Is there anything different for the Driver using D-430 over D-410?,Between the D-410 and D-430\, the driver has the same functionalities: LED lights\, driver alert buttons\, privacy mode\, and quad-camera function. The in-cab audio alerts are identical to the offerings on D-410 and D-210. However\, the audio quality is better since better speaker components are used in the newer D-430.
Is the installation of D-430 different?,The installation of D-430 should be no different than that of D-410- instead of using just a GPS antenna on D-410\, you are using a separate GPS/Wireless Module with its cable (similar to the D-210). Having a separate module will provide installer flexibility to ensure no obstruction for GPS/Wireless module. In case of GPS or SIM issues (not able to connect) then RMA would be just for the GPS/Wireless module (and not the entire D-430 unit) so this should simplify RMA due to connectivity issues.
Can I leverage a D-410 install and replace D-410 with D-430?,Yes\, since the mount and power/adaptor cables are the same\, you can leverage that. However\, the D-430 uses a different connector cable (since GPS/Wireless module was added) compared to D-410 and we plan to build an adaptor soon to make this seamless.
Is Wake on Motion (WoM) available for D-430 for an easy install option?,As of now WoM feature is available only on the D-210.
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Driver•i D-450 Frequently Asked Questions
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Does the D-450 kit come with the Loose Lead Harness to tie into the power cable?,No
Will the kits always come with a paired Lumia device?,Yes
Is the D-450 mounting bracket fully interchangeable with the D-210 or D-215?,Yes
Is the Lumia box on the D-450 interchangeable with the Lumia from the D-410 or D-430?,The D-410 did not use a Lumia; it is never recommended and ill-advised to swap Lumia devices.
Will the D-450 be compatible with the Quick Connect cables?,Yes
Will the D-450 be configured for ‘Wake On Motion’ by default?,Yes
What is the storage of the D-450?,The D-450 can store up to 100 hours of activity.
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Driver•i Live Streaming Frequently Asked Questions
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Is there a limit to how long I can watch the live stream?,You can view consecutive 1-minute Live Stream sessions until you reach your quota. The quota can range from 5 to 15 minutes per device per month depending on the device plan/subscription. Coordinate with your account rep to learn more.
Does Live Stream automatically stop after 1 minute or do I need to initiate the request again to continue seeing the live stream?,You can continue the live stream by clicking the button that appears at the top of the player at the 48-second mark. Doing so places the next session in the queue so it can start another 1-minute session when the current session ends.
Will my quota change when Event Access can be pulled for 5 minutes (vs. 5 one-minute increments) alongside this? In other words\, if I request a 1-minute Live Stream session\, is that video offloaded like an event access request?,The Live Stream quota is separate from the Event Access Quota\, so requesting live streaming sessions will not reduce the number of videos you may request via Event Access.
Which devices support Live Stream,Live Stream is available now on the D-200 Series and D-400 Series devices.
Can I request more than 5-15 minutes of 1-minute Live Stream sessions for one vehicle if I have more than one device in my fleet?,Yes\, with pooled minutes you can live track for longer than 5-15 minutes per month with one vehicle as long as the total Live Stream minutes do not exceed your threshold multiplied by the number of vehicles in the fleet.
Can I request Live Stream sessions in times less than a 1-minute interval such as 15 seconds\, 30-seconds\, etc.\,?,Not at this time. One minute is a standard period of time and is long enough to provide context to what is happening during the Live Stream session. If you request to live stream and the request is accepted 1 minute will be counted toward your quota even if you exit out of the live stream in less than 1 minute.
Can I purchase more time for my quota or a higher quota?,Not at this time. However\, if this is possible in the future\, we will let you know.
Can I convert a Live Stream to a stored alert?,No\, Live Stream sessions are not recorded. However\, you could request the video from Event Access for the same day and time.
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Driver•i DMS Sensor Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the DMS Sensor?,The DMS (Driver Monitoring System) Sensor is an advanced auxiliary sensor designed to help identify early signs of driver drowsiness. It works alongside Driver•i to provide an additional layer of safety by monitoring drivers in real time.~~~~Using sophisticated algorithms\, the sensor detects key drowsiness indicators such as microsleep events\, blink rate\, and eye closure percentage — giving fleet managers a heads-up before fatigue becomes a serious risk on the road.
How is the DMS Sensor installed?,Step-by-step installation instructions can be found in our Driver•i DMS Sensor install guide.
What does the in-cab alert sound like?,When a driver triggers a drowsiness detection event\, they'll hear a verbal alert inside the cab. You can preview exactly what that sounds like here: [insert audio link].
What is the minimum speed needed to trigger a drowsy incident?,The vehicle must be traveling at a minimum of 10 mph for a drowsy incident to be triggered. Events detected below this threshold will not be recorded.
What is the Live Drowsy Management Dashboard?,The Live Drowsy Management Dashboard is a real-time tool built to help Fleet Managers quickly identify and respond to drowsy driving risks as they happen. Unlike a standard alert list — which logs every alert ever generated — this dashboard focuses specifically on drivers who are actively driving and need attention right now. Because of this action-first design\, not every alert will appear here; only those that are immediately relevant.~~~~For a full walkthrough on how to use the dashboard\, check out this detailed help article (click here).
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Driver•i Integration Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Driver•i integration in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal?
The GPS Fleet Tracking Portal now includes Driver•i safety and coaching data directly in your portal — so you can manage drivers, review safety events, and take coaching action all in one place.
Do I need a separate login or app to access Driver•i data?
No. If your fleet uses Driver•i, your safety scores, alerts, and coaching information are now accessible directly within your GPS Insight portal.
Is there an additional cost for this feature?
No. The integration is included with your existing Driver•i plan at no additional charge.
Where will I find Driver•i information in the portal?
Driver•i data is surfaced across the Map page, driver list, driver and vehicle panels, and driver admin areas.
What information is available?
You can view GreenZone driver safety scores, safety alerts, alert videos, and coaching flags that indicate which drivers need attention.
How do I start coaching a driver?
Look for the "Needs Coaching" tag on a driver profile and click it to open the coaching experience.
Do I need any special permissions?
Yes — you'll need the appropriate user permissions in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal to view drivers, alerts, and coaching data. Required permissions include the following for the user: Driveri, Drivers, and Driver Admin. Contact your administrator if you don't have access.
Does this work with my existing Driver•i hardware?
Yes. The integration works with your current Driver•i setup — no new hardware is required.
What's coming next for this feature?
Future updates will include deeper reporting, expanded alert filtering, automated coaching recommendations, and driver-facing mobile tools.
Who do I contact if I have questions or need help?
Please contact Support; we'd love to hear from you.
Camera Hardware and Software Quick Specs:
Frames per Sec: 30fps
Camera & Field of View:
- Outward Camera 74° (Horizontal), 57° (Vertical), 90° (Diagonal)
- Inward Camera 148° (Horizontal), 80° (Vertical), 168° (Diagonal)
Network Provider: T-Mobile
Understanding the Lights on the Device
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[post_content] => The Driver Sync toggle automates a sync of driver information from the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal to the Driveri Portal. This automation ensures the creation, update, and deletion of driver profiles match across both platforms, enhancing efficiency and ensuring data consistency.
How It Works
Automatic Synchronization: Whenever a driver profile is created or updated in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal, the changes are automatically reflected in the Driveri platform. Similarly, if a driver profile is deleted from the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal, it will also be removed from Driveri.
Real-Time Updates: Changes in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal are immediately synchronized with Driveri, thanks to real-time update mechanisms. This ensures that all data across platforms is current and accurate.
Opt-In Control: You control this synchronization via an "Opt-In" toggle located in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal Classic Portal from the “Vehicle and Driver Integration” page.
If you are a Standard tier customer, please contact your Account Manager if you are interested in enabling this automated sync.
Toggling On Driver Sync
Only the Master User of the account has the ability to enable Driver Sync.
How to turn on Driver Sync:
From the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal Explore page, click Classic icon in the upper left corner.
The Classic Portal page appears.
Hover your mouse over More, then under Cameras, click Driveri Cameras.
Click Vehicle and Driveri Integration.
The Driveri Integration page opens in a separate tab.
In the Configuration Options section, check the box next to Sync Drivers.
The automated Driveri Sync option is now enabled. Any changes made to drivers in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal will automatically sync to the Driveri Portal without requiring any manual intervention.
Driver information in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal is "the source of truth;" any changes made to drivers in the Driveri Portal will not be reflected in the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal and may be overridden by driver information from the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal when the automation event occurs (daily occurrence).
Driveri DriverID Field
When creating a new driver from the Admin: Drivers page in the GPS Tracking Portal, the Driveri DriverID field is the primary identifier between the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal and Driveri platforms. If the Driveri DriverID field is changed to a value that doesn't exist in Driveri, the system sync will update the linked Driveri driver's DriverID. If the DriverId already existed in Driveri, the Portal driver is linked to the Driveri driver with the corresponding existing DriveriID profile.
The RefID is no longer the primary identifier for Driver Sync.
Effective October 21, 2025, Driveri Standard tier users will have access to:
Video data for one month plus the current month
Non-video data for twelve months plus the current month
For example:
A video captured on August 15 will remain available until the end of September.
Non-video data from August 15 will remain available until the end of August of the following year.
We have recently formalized our data retention policy for our Driveri cameras.
As of August 1, 2020 we will limit access to Driveri video data for three months plus the current month, and access to non-video data to twelve months plus the current month. So, for example, videos taken on August 15 will be available until the end of November. Non-video data gathered on August 15 will be available until the end of August next year.
For increased privacy, personally identifiable information will be disassociated from videos as per the data retention policy described above. For example, videos taken on August 15 will have their personally identifiable information disassociated at the end of November. Note that as of August 1, for any historical videos that still retain any associations with personally identifiable information, we will work to disassociate such personally identifiable information over time, a process that we anticipate will take until the end of 2020.
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[post_content] => Drive time can be associated with a driver by using information from multiple sources. Different customers may use one or more of these depending upon their use case.
The different sources of driver assignment information are prioritized as follows (Listed in order of Lowest to Highest Priority):
Vehicle Association Based Assignment
Visual Login Based Assignment
Beacon Based Assignment
Driveri App-Based Assignment
API Based Assignment
Manual Assignment
Thus, the system assigns a drive time to a driver based on any of the sources above. However, the data can be updated if a higher priority source sends new information.
Vehicle Association Based Assignment
When a vehicle is associated with a specific driver, it is known as Vehicle Association Based Assignment. In this case, all drive time from the vehicle is assigned to the specified driver.
Visual Login System Based Assignment
VLS (Visual Login System) recognizes the driver by scanning the face of the person driving, when the inward camera is enabled, and then verifying this information against a database in Driveri Cloud in order to identify the driver.
Visual Login Training and Feedback
VLS system improves over time, as it sees more faces. To reduce initial errors, some training must be done before enabling FACE as a driver-login source. This is done by auto-mapping persons to drivers in GPS Insight, and by sending auto feedback to VLS.
VLS is a continuous auto-learning process. When the user assigns the Unassigned Drive time to a Driver, the images are automatically mapped by VLS to that Driver. This results in VLS becoming adept at identifying the same driver in the future.
Auto feedback is generated by using another driver-login source (Manual, API, App, Beacon, etc.) of higher or lower priority. A driver-login entry is relevant to a face-image if they are from the same vehicle, and the time span of the driver-login includes the timestamp of the face-image.
Beacon Based Assignment
We issue a Bluetooth beacon to customers who are interested in this mechanism of driver assignment. Each beacon can be assigned to one driver who then carries the beacon while driving. It's important to ensure that the process is adhered to by the drivers, to make sure drive times are assigned correctly.
Driveri App Based Assignment
The Driveri Device will automatically detect the driver details based on the login credentials used in the Driveri App.
How it works and Expectations from Driver:
Remain logged in to the app, at all times. This should work where the drivers use a dedicated phone. In case, they use a shared phone, they should login at the beginning of the trip and remain logged in as long as they are driving.
Mobile device Bluetooth and Location must be on before starting the trip and must remain on throughout the drive time.
An application programming interface (API) is a connection between computers or between computer programs.
In API-based login the driver is mapped with the specific API database. The driver updates his Hours of service in the API and the data is uploaded to its servers. Driveri Cloud has integrated with the customer’s API provider to access the driving data. The data is mapped for the Drive Time using Driver Id and Vehicle Id.
Manual Assignment
The Safety Manager can assign unknown drive time to a driver. Based on these driver assignments the driver login details are identified. The details of the driver login can be changed by uploading a CSV file with details or by performing inline edits for any known or unknown drive time. The unknown drive time is manually assigned to a driver.
Every time an assignment is done or modified also affects the GreenZone Score, Coaching Session, Alerts, etc. of the selected driver.
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[post_content] => The GreenZone Score summarizes safe driver behavior down to a single number. The GreenZone Score is computed based on the Driver’s General Events, Alerts (risk factors), and DriverStars. The GreenZone Score is computed for three different periods, i.e., daily, weekly, and monthly.
What is GreenZone Scoring Used For?
The GreenZone Score is designed to improve the safety of the driver and vehicle. It tracks the change in driving behavior over time. It also compares the drivers within the same fleet to determine the various needs related to coaching, feedback, and incentives.
Drivers need to achieve minimum analyzed minutes threshold over a period, i.e., Daily up to 30 mins, Weekly up to 100 mins, Monthly up to 400 mins to compute their GreenZone Score as well as alerts and DriverStars on the dashboard.
How are Scores Calculated?
The GreenZone Score is calculated once the driver accumulates a sufficient number of minutes. More specifically, the GreenZone Score is not computed until sufficient criteria are met; and after that score is updated continuously to track the driver's performance.
The GreenZone Score is made up of several factors:
Each factor is determined by the positive and negative events corresponding to that factor and a driver can cause the score to go back up by accumulating more positive events.
For every factor to have an impact on GreenZone Score, a minimum number of events related to that factor should be accumulated.
For example, making complete stops at stop signs causes the stop sign factor of GreenZone Score to go up, provided the driver has encountered a minimum number of stop signs as required. Similarly, driving in traffic while maintaining a safe following distance would cause the following distance factor of the GreenZone Score to go up. And so on.
Every violation is of two types Moderate and Severe. The ratio of Moderate and Severe violations with respect to the total violations caused also impacts how the GreenZone Score is calculated.
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[post_content] => There are seven available types of standard roles for Driveri users in the portal. The seven roles include:
Tenant Safety Manager
Tenant Super User
Safety Coordinator 1
Safety Coordinator 2
Auditor
Operations Coordinator
Installer
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Tenant Safety Manager,A Tenant Safety manager can manage drivers\, coach drivers\, and generally have access to all safety-related data relating to the Driveri® system. Below are the activities that a Safety Manager User can perform:~~~~ - Add\, update or delete Drivers\, Vehicles\, etc.~~ - Associate Devices to Vehicles when a device is installed~~ - View GreenZone® score of the fleet\, most frequent alerts\, drivers with highest and lowest GreenZone score~~ - View alerts and alert videos generated by drivers~~ - Share or un-share an alert with the driver~~ - Request an alert video~~ - Reject an alert~~ - Convert alerts to DriverStar or Neutral event~~ - Request non-alert videos available on vehicle~~ - Add comments against an alert to be viewed by the driver~~ - View driving statistics and frequent alerts of individual drivers~~ - Manage Coaching Sessions~~ - Add or view notes in the Device Summary page for any device~~ - Add\, modify\, and manage the Driver Groups
Tenant Super User,The Tenant Super User is likely the owner of the user account. This user can perform all actions that allowed for a customer in the Portal. The user can do everything that a Tenant Safety Manager performs. In addition\, Tenant Super User can also perform the following actions:~~~~ - Create or edit all seven types of users~~ - Modify configurations for Alerts\, App Settings\, and Camera Settings~~ - Create/edit custom roles
Safety Coordinator 1,Users with this role can perform all functions that a Tenant Safety Manager can perform\, except for the following:~~~~ - Reject an alert or convert an alert~~ - Create/edit Driver Groups~~ - Download and share any video with third parties
Safety Coordinator 2,Users with this role can perform all functions that a Safety Coordinator 1 can perform\, in addition to the following:~~~~ - Create and edit other users with the roles of Safety Coordinator 2\, Safety Coordinator 1\, and Operations Coordinator~~ - Create Driver Groups and manage Driver memberships in these groups ~~ - Request and share full or trimmed Alert and Event Access videos~~ - View Fleet configurations
Auditor,Users with this role can view\, request\, and share alerts/videos as well as view alert-related statistics. Only Tenant Super User and Tenant Safety Manager roles can add users to the Auditor role. The Auditor role can perform the following tasks:~~~~ - Request/Download Trimmed Videos~~ - Share Videos with Third Parties~~ - Request Event Access Videos~~ - Request and View Alerts and Alert Videos~~ - View Driving Statistics
Operations Coordinator,Users with this role can manage the following operational aspects of the Fleet:~~~~ - Fleet Admin tab in Dashboard~~ - Driver Assignments~~ - The accessible features of Provisioning and Configurations are the following: Device Summary\, Create new Drivers and edit Driver Information\, Create new Vehicles and edit Vehicle Information\, Associate or disassociate Vehicles/Drivers/Devices\, Read-only access to Manage Groups and add or remove driver from Manage Drivers~~ - Vehicle Locator~~ - Login and access Driveri Installer App (cannot login to Driveri App)
Installer,An Installer is the field engineer responsible for device installation in the vehicles. Users with this role can associate devices to vehicles when a device is installed.
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[post_content] => This Help Center contains Driveri articles designated as essential; however, the Driveri resources available here are not exhaustive. If you require additional instructional/informational resources, please navigate to the Driveri Help Center using the following link: Driveri Help Center
Valid credentials are required to access the Driveri Help Center. These credentials are separate from your GPS Fleet Tracking Portal credentials.
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[post_content] => The Driveri Visual Login System (VLS) recognizes drivers by scanning the face of the person driving when the inward camera is enabled, then verifying this information against a database in Driveri Cloud in order to identify the driver.
The VLS improves over time as it sees more faces. To reduce initial errors, training is done before enabling your face as a driver-login source. This is done by auto-mapping persons to drivers in the Driveri portal, and by sending auto-feedback to the VLS.
If you do not have the VLS feature, reach out to your Account Manager or Customer Support to upgrade your Driveri Protection Plan
Enabling VLS provides several benefits for the fleet, including:
Driver Assignment speed and precision are improved since specific driver assignment data is available much sooner. This results in fewer unknown driver alerts and unknown drive minutes analyzed.
The VLS can be trained using any Driver Assignment method and the VLS Training Dashboard if required. Once this is done, the system makes driver assignment more efficient for the fleet.
To enable the VLS:
Navigate to the Configurations page in the Driveri Portal then click Driver Assignment > Visual Login System.
From here, click Use Visual Login for Driver Assignment.
Enabling VLS Driver Assignment to the Fleet Tracking Portal
For customers who would like to push driver assignments from Driveri VLS to the Fleet Tracking Portal, Admin users with Driveri permissions can enable the feature from the Driveri Integration page in the Fleet Tracking Portal with the directions below.
How to enable the Driveri VLS Driver Assingment Integration:
After logging in to the Fleet Tracking Portal with valid credentials, navigate to the Classic Portal.
The Classic Portal displays.
Hover your mouse over or click More.
From the drop-down menu, click Driveri Cameras then click Vehicle and Driver Integration.
The Driveri Integration page appears.
In the Configuration Options section, check the checkbox next to "Sync Driver Assignments".
The VLS Integration is enabled.
Auto-Learning and Feedback
VLS is a continuous auto-learning process. When the user assigns the Unassigned Drive time to a Driver, the images are automatically mapped by VLS to that Driver. This results in VLS becoming adept at identifying the same driver in the future.
Auto-feedback is generated by using another driver-login source (Manual, ELD, App, Beacon, etc.) of higher or lower priority. A driver-login entry is relevant to a face-image if they are from the same vehicle, and the time span of the driver-login includes the timestamp of the face-image.
VLS Dashboard
The Dashboard provides a way to easily assign drivers detected by the Visual Login System. This allows the VLS to complete the required training in order to enable the auto-assignment of drivers to their respective drive time.
The Visual Login Training Dashboard will enable the customer to view the fleet’s Registered Drivers, as well as the number of Trained Drivers, Untrained Drivers, Unmapped Drivers, and New Faces as defined below. To view this page, click Driver Assignment > Visual Login System Training.
The various tabs display the following information:
Registered Drivers: The total number of drivers registered in the portal for the Fleet.
Trained Drivers: The number of registered drivers for whom Visual Login System training is complete. These drivers are mapped to a Face image that is available in the VLS. These driver images are displayed in the “Mapped Faces” section of the dashboard.
Untrained Drivers: The number of registered drivers for whom the VLS has not completed the training process. This means that the Driver is mapped to a Face Image in the VLS, but the system requires additional training time in order to accurately assign the drive time to the driver. The untrained driver's name appears in yellow.
Unmapped Drivers: The number of registered drivers for whom VLS training is not complete. These drivers have not been mapped to a Face Image in the VLS. Once this is completed, the system will be able to recognize the driver and complete the VLS training.
New Faces: The number of registered and unregistered drivers for whom Face Images were captured. The unregistered drivers cannot be mapped in the VLS because the driver’s names have not been added to the portal.
Customers can only view their own assigned drivers. For customers with multiple fleets, an individual fleet must be selected.
VLS Training
Complete the following steps to train the VLS to recognize new drivers and the drivers who have not been previously identified by the system:
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Confirm that all new drivers in the fleet have been added to the portal.
Refer to the “Drivers" section of the portal for details on how to add drivers individually or in bulk.
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Go to the “New Faces” section of the VLS Training Dashboard.
Select a Face Image to view all associated images for the driver in the right pane of the Dashboard.
Select the appropriate Driver Name from the “Select Driver Name” dropdown menu.
Search for the driver by scrolling down or typing the driver name in the “Select Driver Name” box.
Driver names highlighted in Green indicate that VLS training is complete for that driver.
If the driver’s name is not found, then add a driver in the driveri portal – see section Identify above.
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Once the correct driver has been associated with the proper image, click Save.
The drivers can be found in the “Mapped Faces” section of the dashboard.
The drivers will be added to the Untrained Driver total.
The drivers will be added to the Trained Driver total once the VLS training is complete.
Repeat steps in section Identify and Review until no more Face Images show under the New Faces.
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[post_content] => The Driveri camera notifies drivers of the below violation types with in-cab notifications. Below is an explanation of each notification.
Speeding Violation
Following Distance Violation
Driver Distraction
Sign Violation - No Stop (Beta)
Sign Violation - Rolling Stop (Beta)
Violation types that are denoted as Beta (depicted with a Beta sign) are available for customers to test. The Beta Alert can be added for coaching but will not impact the GreenZone Score.
Speeding Violation
When the device determines that the driver is speeding (traveling above a fleet-specified speed limit) for more than 20 seconds, it will say “Please slow down.”
The safety manager will not receive any notice of real-time Speeding feedback. However, the Speeding Violation alert is transmitted to the dashboard if the driver’s speed remains above the fleet-specified speed limit for at least 30 seconds. Accordingly, if the driver responds to the real-time feedback within 10 seconds (so that the speed decreases below the fleet-specified limit), the driver can avoid a dashboard alert.
If the driver’s speed remains above the fleet-specified speed limit for 60 seconds, the real-time message will play again. Because speeding will have a negative impact on a driver’s GreenZone® score, a driver can improve his GreenZone score by reducing his speed to below the fleet-specified limit after hearing the real-time feedback.
Following Distance
A driver should leave enough distance between his/her vehicle and the next vehicle ahead. Driveri categorizes the following distance to the vehicle ahead into three zones: Green, Yellow, and Red.
The categorization is done based on the time it takes for the driver to cover the distance to the vehicle ahead at the current speed.
Some potential causes for following distance audio alerts include:
The distance to the vehicle ahead falls within the yellow zone.
Driver makes a lane change with a vehicle in the yellow zone.
A third-party vehicle cuts into the driver’s lane in the yellow zone.
When the device detects an unsafe following distance between the driver and the next vehicle ahead, it will emit a short beep. Driveri provides Following Distance audio alerts as a heads-up to the driver when the vehicle ahead enters the Red and Yellow Zones.
Following Distance audio alerts are categorized as Moderate and Severe:
Moderate
The intent of this audio alert is to provide a “heads-up” to the driver when a vehicle in front enters the yellow zone for the first time.
This audio alert will beep when the following distance is in the yellow zone.
Audio alert is played once per vehicle (i.e., audio alert does not repeat if the driver chooses to maintain the following distance in the yellow zone)
Severe
The intent of this audio alert is for the driver to create better separation from the vehicle in front of them.
This audio alert will [beep] when the following distance is in the red zone.
If a driver creates greater separation and avoids the red zone within 10 seconds, a dashboard alert will not be generated.
The audio alert will repeat every 20 seconds until the driver creates greater separation from the vehicle in front of them.
Driver Distraction
It is important to identify distracted driving, as well as remind drivers when it occurs because the consequences can be tragic and deadly. This includes behaviors such as texting, dialing a phone, talking on a handheld phone, and other forms of distraction that result in a driver's eyes being off the road.
Driving distracted for 5 seconds while driving 55 mph is like driving the length of an entire football field with your eyes closed. If a driver has a habit of this behavior, then the risk of being involved in an accident is compounded. Addressing distracted driving through the use of in-cab audible alerts and coaching will reduce this unsafe behavior and the risk of its drivers being involved in serious accidents. Due to the dangerous nature of this violation type, the only category assigned to this type of violation is Severe.
This Alert type will apply only to the fleets that have the inward camera enabled.
Severe
The intent of this audio alert is to notify when the driver is looking down, looking at their phone, or talking on the phone while driving.
The Alert is transmitted for Looking Down if the vehicle is traveling at greater than 15 mph and the driver has been distracted for a few seconds.
For Looking at Phone and Talking on Phone, the Alert is transmitted if the vehicle is traveling greater than 5 mph and the driver has been distracted for a few seconds.
The Audio Alert [Distracted Driving] is played if the Driver is distracted while driving.
The Audio Alert will be played again if the Driver continues to be distracted for more than 10 seconds.
Sign Violation - No Stop & Rolling Stops (Beta)
The audio alert will sound when the driver has made a Stop sign violation that includes rolling-stops (moderate) and no-stops (severe). The alert will sound a few seconds after the violation to avoid distracting the driver. The Dashboard Alert will be raised for this infraction.
The Audio Alert [Rolling Stop Detected] is played if the driver did a rolling stop at a Stop Sign.
The Audio Alert [No Stop Detected] is played if the driver did not stop at a Stop Sign.
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[post_content] => If you are new to the Driver•i solution or just need help logging in to the Driver•i Portal, please use the instructions below.
Credentials to access the Driver•i Portal are separate from GPS Fleet Tracking Portal credentials.
Accessing the Driver•i Portal
You can access the Driver•i Portal from the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal Driver•i Coaching Page, GPS Fleet Tracking Advanced Administration (Classic) Portal, or by navigating to the Driveri Portal Login Page directly at https://driveri.gpsinsight.com/console/#/login.
To access this page, you need an active Driver•i integration on your GPS Fleet Tracking account and User permissions to view drivers, alerts, and coaching data.
Access via GPS Fleet Tracking Portal Driver•i Coaching Page
You can access the Driveri Coaching Sessions page from the Driver•i Coaching Page of the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal. The page surfaces Driver•i GreenZone scores, safety alerts, alert videos, and coaching needs. The coaching experience itself is accessible within the Portal.
How to access the Driver•i Coaching Sessions Page via Driver•i Coaching Page:
After logging in to the GPS Fleet Tracking Portal, click Driver•i Coaching from the left-hand navigation.
The Driver•i Coaching Page shows the Netradyne login page. You'll need to log in with your Driver•i username and password. After that, you won't be prompted to log in again on future visits—since this is managed via a browser cookie, clearing your cookies will prompt you to log in with your Driver•i credentials again the next time you visit.
Enter your username and click Next.
The text field to enter your password appears.
Enter your password, then click Login.
If you have forgotten your password, click Forgot Password? under the password text field and follow the prompts to reset your Driveri Portal password.
After your initial log in, unless you clear browser cookies, you will not be prompted to log in again. You will be shown the Driver•i Coaching Sessions Summary Page when navigating to the Driver•i Coaching Page.
Access via Classic Portal (Enterprise Only)
You can access the Driveri Portal login page from the GPS Fleet Tracking Classic Portal.
How to access the Driveri Portal via Classic Portal:
From the GPS Fleet Tracking Classic Portal, click More from the top-navigation.
The drop-down menu appears.
Under Cameras, click Driveri Cameras.
The Driveri Cameras sub-menu appears.
Click Open.
The Driveri Portal Login page opens in a separate browser tab.
Enter your username and click Next.
The text field to enter your password appears.
Enter your password, then click Login.
If you have forgotten your password, click Forgot Password? under the password text field and follow the prompts to reset your Driveri Portal password.
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[post_content] => If you are unable to locate an event within the Driveri dashboard, you can request a Driver Event following the instructions below.
Video events can be requested at no charge, but there are reasonable limits for data management purposes.
Request a Driving Event
Complete the steps to request a Driving Event in the Driveri Dashboard.
Navigate to the left side menu, and click on the Event Access icon.
Once the Event Access screen opens, click on the Create New Request button.
Enter the applicable information into the Create a New Request fields.
Once complete, you will see the vehicle's active events on the map.
Click on a number to expand the events.
Click on the event you were searching for, then click on Add to Cart.
Once you click Add to Cart, the icon will turn Red and you will see a shopping cart in the upper right-hand corner showing the number of videos you have selected.
You can also request videos based on time. Select the “list” view option to see video clips sorted by time:
Click on the shopping cart.
All selected videos will show here.
Click Next.
Select or write your reason for the request and click on Submit Request.
Once complete, you will be taken back to the Event Access Screen where the video is being processed:
After the vide fully processes, you (the customer) will receive an email stating that the video event is ready to be viewed.
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[post_content] => Users can now access the Driveri portal through the iOS and Android Driveri App. Setting up the Driveri App is a quick and easy process. Before completing the steps, drivers should know about the App, how it can benefit them, and why the company wants their drivers to use it.
Key Benefits for Drivers
Visibility to Performance: The “mystery of the camera” is removed. Drivers see Greenzone score, most impactful alerts, and driverstars, as shown to fleet management
Real-time Access: Allows for real-time decisions to improve overall driver score and driver ranking
Weekly Review Sessions: Gain awareness to impactful driving behaviors affecting their score
Know Where You Stand: Understand how performance compares to fellow drivers
Key Benefits for Fleet
Virtual Coaching: When enabled, drivers receive updates on their previous week’s performance.
Remote Coaching: Alerts, and comments shared as part of the coaching program
Driver Assignment in Minutes: Assign driving minutes quickly using the beacon feature
Driver Assignment, Multiple Drivers (coming soon): Person driving may identify driving session when multiple drivers in the vehicle
Providing Access to the Driveri App
Users with the SuperUser or Safety Manager roles can set up the Username and password credentials necessary for drivers to log into the Driveri App.
Adding Credentials for Existing Drivers
If drivers have already been set up in the Driveri portal, complete the following steps. Contact your Customer Success Manager if assistance is needed with setting up App credentials for a large group of drivers.
To find individual drivers in the list, type the driver's first and/or last name in the search box.
Click on the Provisioning icon and select the Drivers tab to view the list of current drivers.
Click the “Edit” icon for each driver.
Scroll down and click ‘Yes’ under “Does this driver plan to use the Driveri TM Mobile App?".
Enter a Username for the driver (directly above this question). The Username must be unique, so it’s best to use the driver’s email address, if also used below, or to make a ‘unique’ email such as [DRIVERID]@anycompany.com.
Determine how the password is going to be provided to the driver.
Allow the driver to create a password: The driver’s email is required for this selection. The system will send an email to the driver so a password can be set.
Create a password for this driver: The user can set up a password for a driver. This is useful if the driver does not want to share an email address.
Click the “Edit Driver” button to save the information.
Adding Credentials when also Adding New Drivers
Click on the Provisioning icon and select the Drivers option. Click the “Add Driver” button and choose one of the following:
Add Individual Driver.
Allow the driver to create a password: The driver’s email is required for this selection. The system will send an email to the driver so a password can be set.
Create a password for this driver: The user can set up a password for a driver. This is useful if the driver does not want to share an email address.
Enter the required information - Driver ID (must match driver ID used for ELD, if applicable) first and last name. License and phone numbers are optional.
Enter a username for the driver. The username must be unique, so it’s best to use the driver’s email address if also used below or to make a ‘unique’ email such as [DRIVER ID]@anycompany.com.
Click ‘Yes’ under “Does this driver plan to use the Driveri TM Mobile App?”
Click the “Edit Driver” button to save the information.
Add Drivers in Bulk
Follow the four steps listed under “Add Drivers in Bulk” on the Drivers screen. The system will guide the user through the process of adding multiple drivers.
As above, the required information includes the driver's ID number, first and last name.
If enabling the app for the drivers, then a username is required, as is a password if an email address is not set up for the drivers.
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[post_content] => Driveri Hub-X is an accessory to the Driveri safety camera(s), enabling fleets of any size to expand their visibility inside and outside any type of vehicle. Supporting up to four cameras, Driveri Hub-X drastically reduces your fleet’s blind spots and takes the effectiveness of your safety camera program to a whole new level.
Typical deployments include buses, tractor/trailers, box trucks, garbage trucks, and other “larger” vehicles where added visibility can provide greater context for safety and exoneration purposes.
Camera Options and Locations
Auxillary Camera Options
For auxiliary cameras, the Hub-X offers four selections:
Left-side camera, facing rear of vehicle
Right-side camera, facing rear of vehicle
Rear-facing camera, placed at the back of the vehicle/trailer
Internal dome camera, placed on the roof/dome of the interior
Camera Location Benefits
Depending on a fleet’s requirements, deployments will include:
Left and Right-side cameras: This orientation is great for fleets with long trailers, where wide turns can introduce potential safety or material damage concerns.
Rear-facing camera: This camera orientation can be a benefit for fleets where drivers have minimal (or completely hindered) views of the rear of the vehicle for if/when they are reversing.
Internal camera: This type of camera can be used in various situations, though generally we’ve seen this in the patient compartment of an ambulance or the storage cab of a delivery truck, to gain additional visibility into the actions taking place inside the vehicle.
Sample Videos
Sample Camera Orientations
Viewing Videos
Once the Driveri Hub-X is deployed, user with appropriate permissions can see video feeds within every Driveri event-generated video, along with manual clips/requests, allowing fleets to capture the full 360° view of their vehicle/asset enabling them to take action if and when needed.
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[post_content] => The Share Video link from Alert Video Player provides the option to include Audio for the Full Video and Trimmed Video if the audio is available for that Alert. Please use the following instructions to include audio in video downloads.
This process is only available to Tenant Super Users from the Users page.
From the Driveri Portal, open video player.
Navigate to Share Video.
Select Include Audio for the video you would like to download.
Click Create Link.
An email notification is sent when the video is ready for download.
If you've navigated away from the page, navigate to the Share Video area for the needed alert.
Select Include Audio for the video you would like to download.
Set validity period and click Copy link.
Execute in URL bar.
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[post_content] => The security and confidentiality of your videos are a priority. Please review the below details to understand how your videos are handled to ensure data privacy and confidentiality standards are met.
Video Management
Videos are never shared via email or any other communication channel.
Requested videos are available in your Portal account only for download.
We do not provide assistance or any recommendations on any software programs used to modify, edit or trim a requested video in any way.
GPS Insight employees are not permitted to view customer requested incident videos, they are only permitted to view non-incident videos when the purpose is to troubleshoot video quality and/or camera alignment.
You can request any sensitive and/or disturbing videos* to be "quarantined", which removes the video from the Portal but keeps it saved on the server, limiting viewership within the account.
*When subscribing to in-cab camera services there is always the potential for an incident to occur that can trigger a video that is otherwise disturbing or sensitive in nature. If an Admin user comes across such a video they can always notify us and request that the video be “quarantined”, which effectively removes the video from the account but keeps it available on the server if needed. This would limit the number of people who could potentially see the video and allows the Admin user to manage the response effectively and efficiently.
Question:
I noticed that I was unable to upload a video due to a quota being reached. What does this mean?
Account Quota
Your account has a limited number of video upload requests that can be made within a given month, referred to as your Video Request Quota. The quota is directly related to the number of camera devices registered/assigned to your account: for 1 device there are 10 available requests per month. For example, if your account has 25 devices then your quota is 250 video requests per month.
Viewing Your Quota Balance
You can view the number of videos that you have uploaded vs. your allotted monthly video upload quota when creating new requests.
Once 80% of your monthly quota is used, the Dashboard will indicate the likelihood of exceeding the budget with color-coding. At this time it may be possible to retrieve emergency requests after your account quota for the current month has been exceeded, however, it is not guaranteed.
Any unused quota balance from the previous month will not be carried forward.
The following conditions contribute to the upload count:
Each minute of video uploaded via Event Access is counted as 1.
Alert Video that was not automatically uploaded but requested via the Dashboard is counted as 1.
Requests made through the GPS Portal are counted as 1.
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[post_content] => This article helps to detail the benefits and features that are offered through Driveri webhook integration while also detailing any steps required by the user to ensure the webhook performs successfully.
What are the benefits to having this integration added to my account?
When Driveri integration is enabled it allows the user to assign drivers within the GPS Insight portal and have those driver assignments automatically updated in the Driveri portal. This means if you use Driver ID for driver assignment, or choose manual driver assignment, you no longer have to worry about duplicating the work and updating those same driver assignments within the Driveri video portal. This ultimately allows for a seamless and integrated process wherein all driver activity aligns within alerts, reports, and video events.
Is there anything I need to do to ensure this integration is successful?
Yes. In order for the automated driver assignment to work properly, all created drivers within the Portal are required to have a unique Reference ID (RefID) value defined.
How do I define a Reference ID for my driver?
Adding a Reference ID for a driver can be done manually within the Portal or through mass import, either of which can be done by navigating to the Manage Drivers page. From that page, a user can define the RefID directly or click on the Edit icon and enter it directly on the Edit Driver Details page.
Additional details for adding and editing Drivers can be found here: Adding a Driver.
What happens if my driver doesn’t have a unique Reference ID defined?
If a driver fails to have a unique RefID defined then the system will be unable to link the Driver in the GPS Tracking Portal to the Driveri Portal Driver. The result of this will mean that there will be Unidentified Drive Time events within the Driveri Portal that will ultimately need to be addressed with a user manually assigning the appropriate driver to the appropriate events.
Is there a way I can check to see if any drivers aren’t defined?
Yes, a user can look to see if a Driver isn’t linked properly due to the RefID is by navigating to the Vehicle and Driver Integration page (More -> Cameras) in the GPS Tracking Portal. From there the user can quickly identify any issues by referencing the Drivers window.
How long does it take for the system to recognize a RefID and have it sync between portals?
The system should generally update every 1 hour, however, it’s recommended that the user allows for 12-24 hours to ensure full synchronization.
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[post_content] => The Share Video link from Alert Video Player provides the option to include Audio for the Full Video and Trimmed Video if the audio is available for that Alert. Please use the following instructions to include audio in video downloads.
This process is only available to Tenant Super Users from the Users page.
From the Driveri Portal, open video player.
Navigate to Share Video.
Select Include Audio for the video you would like to download.
Click Create Link.
An email notification is sent when the video is ready for download.
If you've navigated away from the page, navigate to the Share Video area for the needed alert.
Select Include Audio for the video you would like to download.
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