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Least-Performing-Drivers

Least Performing Drivers (Graph View)​

Overview​

The "Least Performing Drivers" graph view displays the drivers with the most incidents, allowing you to quickly identify those who need additional support or training.

Key Features​

  • Driver Names: Lists the names of drivers with the most incidents.
  • Incident Count: Shows the number of incidents each driver has been involved in.

Data Explanation​

  • X-Axis: Represents the number of incidents each driver has been involved in.
  • Y-Axis: Lists the names of the drivers.

Benefits​

  • Quick Identification: Allows for quick identification of drivers who need attention.
  • Focused Intervention: Helps in focusing training efforts on the drivers who have the most incidents.

Least Performing Drivers (Table View)​

Overview​

The "Least Performing Drivers" table view offers a detailed breakdown of driver performance metrics, providing a more granular look at driver behavior and incidents.

Key Features​

  • Driver Name: Lists the names of the drivers.
  • Distance: Shows the distance driven by each driver.
  • Driver Score: Displays the score calculated based on driver performance.
  • Total Events: Indicates the total number of incidents each driver has been involved in.

How to Use​

Toggle View:​

  • Use the toggle button at the top right corner of the widget to switch between the graph and table views.

Analyze Performance:​

  • Use the table to get a detailed view of each driver's performance metrics.
  • Sort the columns by clicking on the headers to identify specific trends or issues.

Benefits​

  • Detailed Analysis: Provides a more detailed and sortable view of driver performance metrics.
  • Informed Decision-Making: Helps in making informed decisions about where to focus training and improvement efforts.

How to Interpret the Widget​

Identify Key Issues:​

  • Use the "All Events" section to understand the types and frequencies of events.
  • Focus on the most frequent events for targeted interventions.

Monitor Driver Performance:​

  • Use the "Top 5 Events" section to identify the most common issues.
  • Use the "Least Performing Drivers" sections to identify drivers who need the most support.
  • Switch between graph and table views for a comprehensive analysis.

Take Action:​

  • Develop training programs and safety measures based on the insights gathered from the widget.
  • Track improvements over time by monitoring changes in event frequencies and driver scores.

By leveraging the detailed data and insights provided by the Liability Assessment widget, you can implement effective strategies to improve driver performance, reduce incidents, and ultimately lower liabilities.