Fleet managers their highest-risk drivers
Navman Wireless Driving Academy shows fleet managers their highest-risk drivers
Predictive analytics give new platform the tools for companies to reduce collisions, injuries, costs and liabilities
Auckland, 10 April 2014 – Navman Wireless today announced the launch of Navman Wireless Driving Academy. The new web-based, predictive analysis platform allows companies to pinpoint the most at-risk drivers and provide a specific training regime to suit each driver’s behaviour.
Navman Wireless
Driving Academy is designed to help companies reduce
collisions, injuries, costs and liabilities for fleets and
create extra visibility in identifying the most at-risk
drivers. The program’s Hazard Perception Evaluation allows
fleet managers to identify risk in six core competency areas
including:
1. Scanning
2. Space management
3. Knowledge of danger zones
4. Speed management
5. Awareness of other motorists
6. Attitude.
Once the evaluation is complete, drivers are
then automatically assigned specific, targeted training
modules to address deficiencies.
“The Navman Wireless
Driving Academy training courseware has been developed by
instructional designers who understand the ways adults learn
most effectively,” said Chris L’Ecluse, Solutions
Specialist at Navman Wireless. “People learn best in short
15-20 minute intervals, so we developed the training content
with that in mind to ensure drivers get the most out of the
sessions.”
The Navman Wireless Driving Academy
Defensive Driver Training program provides trainees with a
problem-proof-solution format followed by a comprehensive
assessment. To maximise results, the program uses real-life
video footage and a modular design that allows clients to
build custom solutions. The key benefits include:
·
A cost effective way to efficiently allocate fleet training
budgets
· Ensures fleet managers are meeting their duty of care
· Provides accurate tracking and reporting to monitoring drivers’ risk levels and process through training modules
· Improves and modifies driver behaviour when it comes to fuel efficiency
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