Each time an unnecessary acceleration, braking or turning of the vehicle is identified, the event is displayed on the map as a colored dot, which, at the additional request of the user, offers more detailed information about the event itself.

Here we should definitely pay attention to the units that are used to measure various events. The unit for measuring acceleration and braking is km/h/s, ie how much the speed has changed in one second. The value of the braking force in the figure is given as 34 km/h/s, which means that the force used for braking is equal to the force required to completely stop a car traveling at a speed of 102 km/h in just 3 seconds.


The unit that measures the aggressiveness of cornering is "degrees per second". In the given example, it means that in one second the direction of the car changes by 95 degrees, while at the same time the car maintains a speed of 40 km/h. Here's what this data specifically means: at measured speed, a 90-degree turn takes less than a second. In the case shown, it's a pretty sharp turn!

There are two types of reports: the first provides daily status of environmental (eco) driving events, and the second provides an overview of all events during the selected time period, and specifically marks in green those vehicles that perform better than average, while vehicles that perform worse than average paint in red.


In addition to a large number of events ("acceleration", "braking", "turns"), great value for your company, with minimal investment, is represented in the reports and the relationship of events with respect to the distance traveled. As you can imagine, there is a difference if 10 events relevant to eco-driving occur within 10 kilometers (1 event per 1km) or per 100 kilometers traveled (0.1 event per 1 km).

Green (ecological) driving data is sent to the system together with other messages. Based on this data, it is possible to make reports that show driving style, and it is possible to set alerts for situations that the user finds alarming. In addition, it is possible to install audible and/or light signals in the vehicle itself, which warn the driver of an inappropriate driving style.

In addition to increased economy, you can expect a drop in maintenance costs, because, adhering to the principles of green driving, wear on the brakes, vehicle chassis, engine and transmission are also reduced.

At the same time, it is also important to avoid situations where the driver behind the wheel of a vehicle that has the company logo shows an overly aggressive and sloppy driving style, which can also damage the company’s reputation.

Function MobTrack:24 Eco-driving provides the fleet manager with a simple set of tools to monitor and improve the driving style of the vehicle, with minimal investment. There is no need for any expensive accessories, as modern GPS devices can do whatever it takes.