How driver scores work
Axlerun scores driving on overspeed events — how often, and how far over the limit. Here's what the score screen shows and how to read it.
Cruise
TurboCan't find this in your app? Your business owner can switch the Scoring 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.
A driver's score is a read on their speeding: how often they go over the limit, and by how much. It's built from the overspeed events recorded on their trips, so it reflects real driving rather than a survey. Higher is better.
Reading the score screen
A driver opens their own score from Settings → My Score. It shows, top to bottom:
The score itself, with the trips and distance behind it.
A benchmark — how they rank against the wider Axlerun population and against your own business.
A recent trend over the last 7 days, with a period selector — Average, Latest, Daily, Weekly or Monthly.
An overspeed section — the events themselves, by severity, on a map.
Admins can open any driver's score to see the same detail for that person.
Scoring builds on recorded trips, so it needs the Location module on as well as Scoring. No trips, no score — the screen reads "Score data for this period will appear once trips are recorded."
Last updated Wed Aug 12