Log a fine and assign it to a driver
Record a fine against a vehicle, mark it paid, and — on Cruise and above — assign it to the driver who was behind the wheel.
Drive
Cruise
Turbo— including the free planCan't find this in your app? Your business owner can switch the Fine module off, which hides it for everyone — there's no message when that happens. An owner or admin can turn it back on in Settings → Business settings → Active Modules.
Logging a fine keeps it against the vehicle and, once you're on Cruise, lets you put it on the driver responsible so it shows up in their own list. Logging a fine is free; assigning it to a driver is the part that needs a plan.
Log the fine
From the vehicle's Manage grid tap Fines, then + Add.
Enter the Fine Type, Fine Number, Amount, Offence Date & Time and the issue and due dates. Add a description if it helps.
Tap Save Fine.
Assign it to a driver
On Cruise and above, the add form includes an Assign Driver section: pick who was driving and add a reason. That's what makes the fine appear in that driver's My Fines list.
Assigning a fine to a driver(Cruise+) needs Cruise or Turbo. On the free Drive plan you can still log every fine — you just can't put it on a specific driver.
Mark it paid
Turn on Mark as Paid to record how and when it was settled. Once a fine is paid or cancelled it locks from further editing, so the record of what happened stays intact.
A photo of the infringement notice can be read straight into the form with the AI scan(Turbo+) on Turbo.
The fleet view
Unpaid Fines on the home dashboard totals what's outstanding per vehicle, so you can see at a glance who owes what. Unpaid fines also count toward your fleet issues.
Last updated Wed Aug 12