DonlenDriver Mobile App Adds Telematics Function
Donlen has added a telematics functionality to its mobile app offering, designed to improve safety and provide drivers with a way to view telematics data.
Donlen has added a telematics functionality to its mobile app offering, designed to improve safety and provide drivers with a way to view telematics data.
DonlenDriver Mobile, which provides fleet drivers with access to important vehicle documents and notifications, is now integrated with DriverPoint Telematics for all fleets that have implemented Donlen’s telematics service, making it easier to manage and improve driver safety, the fleet management company announced.
With this new functionality, Donlen is offering more transparency for drivers, the company stated. Previously, only fleet managers and supervisors were able to see the daily driving and vehicle health data received from telematics devices. Now, drivers will be given full visibility to all of the data offered by Donlen’s DriverPoint Telematics software.
“Once inside the app, drivers will be able to see how many trips they’ve taken, the number of hours they’ve spent driving, the number of miles they’ve driven within that month, as well as the location and time that unsafe driving behavior, such as harsh acceleration, deceleration or speeding has occurred,” said Donlen’s director of telematics and safety products, Tom Sloan. “Drivers will also be able to view critical areas of vehicle health such as odometer, tire pressure, and oil level. Fleet managers and drivers will be provided visibility to the same telematics data points, so they can better work together towards decreasing risky driving behavior and improving fleet safety.”
DonlenDriver Mobile already provides drivers the ability to access information related to personal tax reporting, new vehicle ordering, company policy compliance, and more.
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