Risk Assessment

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We score your driving
Contributory Factors
The Importance Of Context
Driver Risk Assessment API
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We score your driving

Driving is all about managing external elements and adapting to it. This is why our drive score assesses behaviour in context. It is a score between 0 and 100:

  • 100: perfect score, your behaviour on the road is outstanding
  • above 75: you drive safely
  • below 50: your driving style is risky

The score is composed of 6 sub-factors: speeding, complying, cornering, accelerating, braking and resting, that are weighted according to their presence in road safety statistics, in terms of frequency and severity.

The better you behave, the better you score.

When misbehaving, the more challenging the context, the greater the impact on the score.

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Six factors contribute to the score

The drive score aggregates six sub-scores, all between 0 and 100, assessing speeding, complying, cornering, accelerating, braking, and resting.

FactorDescription
SpeedingDriving too fast and above speed limit
CorneringHigh centripetal force in curves
AcceleratingHastening and taking into account G-Force
BrakingIntense deceleration
ComplyingIllegal events as illegal U-turn, illegal direction, neglect pedestrian crossing, neglect yield sign, neglect stop sign, phone unlock
RestingDriving for longer than 2 hours without a break

Context modulates intensity of actions

As explained above, a risky event needs to be seen in its specific context. Context is measured as a sub-factor, a so-called penalty. Penalties amend the measured intensity by increasing it whenever the context is considered bad, or decreasing it whenever the context is considered good, in a location-based manner. The penalties are:

  • Road type (urban, rural, or motorway)
  • Slippery road
  • Intersection
  • Roundabout
  • Pedestrian crossing nearby
  • Road surface in bad shape
  • Dangerous road in a rural environment with high speed limits
  • Bad visibility due to topology
  • Traffic jam
  • Driving at night
  • Traffic lights
  • Ongoing phone call
  • Access ramp

Score trips, drivers, devices or fleets

Apart from the risk of a given trip, customers can also ask for the risk assessment of a given driver, device, or the whole fleet. For this, Motion-S exposes a set of endpoints that a customer can call and obtain risk assessment information by categories.

Check our reference to see our endpoints: Risk

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