Redefine safety with relative speed vehicle tracking data
Learn about Quartix’s SafeSpeed Database and the benefits it brings to your driver behaviour monitoring
Use contextual speed to build a complete picture of driver performance
- The difference between legal speed and safe speed
- Why relative speed is a better threshold for your vehicles
- The uniqueness of the SafeSpeed Database
- How you can use relative speed to improve safety
SafeSpeed Database
What is it?
Our software analyses a staggering 30 million data points from Quartix-tracked vehicles every day, and then matches this speed data with UK road segments. We can calculate the speed most users are actually travelling on the roads and compare it the posted limit.
SafeSpeed Database
Why use it?
A lot of the time, the posted speed limit and the safe speed for a section of road are completely different, especially on rural roads. For example, if the posted limit for a particular road is 60mph, but most users travel at 45mph, someone driving at 55mph is technically legal, but may not be driving safely for that area.
“We’ve seen around a 20% improvement in driving style across the fleet. We’re doing daily briefings with the drivers and they can easily see how their driving style has improved.”
Your guide to safer driver performance
Recognise how contextual speed data can benefit your business and create a safety-conscious, efficient mobile workforce.
