Speeding reports

Speeding reports help you track and manage speeding in your fleet.

Monitoring speeding in your fleet helps you address risky driving behavior and pinpoint the drivers and vehicles most at risk.

You can monitor individual asset's speeding behavior using the Speed Profile, which analyzes a single asset at a time to provide in-depth data on the asset's speed relative to posted and estimated speed limits.

You can monitor speeding events throughout your fleet using the Speeding Violations report, which tracks speeding using speed count and speed percentage to provide an overview of your drivers' speeding habits.

Speed Profile

Learn how to use the Speed Profile feature to track vehicle speeds over time compared to the speed limit.

The Speed Profile feature is helpful for identifying speeding incidents, understanding driving behavior patterns, and analyzing the accuracy of speed data.

Note: The Speed Profile displays data for a single asset at a time.
Your asset’s speed is mapped in a graph against the posted or estimated speed limit. The following colors are used to indicate speed:

  • Blue represents your asset’s logged speed.

  • Red represents the recorded posted speed limit for a road segment.

  • Yellow represented the estimated speed limit for road segments without posted speed limits. Estimates are based on factors such as nearby known speed limits, the road’s location, and speed limit laws.

The Speed Profile feature showing a vehicle's speed compared to the speed limit during a single trip.

Viewing your Speed Profile

Learn how to view your Speed Profile to analyze speeding patterns in your fleet.

Note: The Speed Profile can only be viewed directly in MyGeotab. It is not available to download as a report.
  1. Navigate to Safety > Speed Profile in the main menu.
  2. Under Filters:
    1. Select a date range for your data.
    2. Select whether you want to include archived data.
    3. Select the asset you want to view speed data for.
    4. Select the road speed provider you want to use. The default option is All.
    5. Select whether you want to show truck speed limits.
    6. Click Apply.

Hover your cursor over the graph to view specific speed details for individual segments. Click and drag the graph to move your view left or right. When viewing multiple trips in the same graph, zoom in to increase the detail for specific trip segments.

Click View trips to view the associated trips displayed on the map.

Speeding Violations report

The Speeding Violations report measures your fleets speeding count and speeding percentage.

Speeding count and speeding percentage are two key metrics to help you track speeding events in your fleet.

  • Speeding count is the number of times a vehicle went over the set speed limit in a certain period.

  • Speeding percentage is the percentage of total miles driven while speeding. For example, if a vehicle's speeding percentage is 10% and it drove 100 miles, it drove over the limit for 10 miles.

A high speeding count does not necessarily mean a high speeding percentage. For example, a driver could exceed the speed limit many times, but only for short durations. This would result in a high count but a low percentage.

The criteria for the Speeding Violations report is set by your default speeding rule in your rule set. You can edit the conditions of this rule to more accurately track speeding violations according to your fleet’s needs.

Viewing the Speeding Violations report

Learn how to view the Speeding Violations report to track speeding events in your fleet.

  1. Navigate to Safety > Risk Management in the main menu.
  2. Under Filters:
    1. Select a date range for your data.
    2. Select whether you want to view your report by Asset or Driver.
    3. Select whether you want to hide zero distance rows.
    4. Select how you want to run the report.
    5. Select whether you want to include dismissed events.
    6. Click Apply.
  3. View the report in the format of your choice:
    1. Click Reports > Speeding Violations to download the report as an Excel file.
    2. Click Reports > Speeding Violations More Actions Menu > Prepare PDF to download a PDF copy of the report.

Depending on the size of your report, it may take some time to generate. Navigate to Reports > My Reports to view its status.