About Trip Replay

The Trip Replay shows details of each in-vehicle's GPS snapshot for a given trip taken during a selected time period and plots that information on a map.

Benefits of using Trip Replay

• To identify issues that might be involved in a specific trip
• To explore issues in more detail.

Navigating the Trip Replay screen

The Trip Replay is composed of:

1. Trip List

The panel is broken down in three parts:

• a. Date
  • By default, the trip for the previous day is selected
  • You can choose a specific date to view a different trip .
• b. Statistics

  Display the following information during a specific period of time:

  • total number of trips accomplished

  • total number of kilometers or miles travelled
  • average fuel economy
  • total number of each violation committed
• c. Trips
  • By default, the first trip is selected and highlighted.
  • Provides a list of trips by date (To → From)
  • Each trip displays the:
    • Start and End Time
    • Start and End Address
    • Driver Details (appears if there was a driver assign to the trip)
      • Shows you the driver(s) for the selected trip including the start and end time, duration and the rule(s) triggered if any.
    • Trip Type

      • Business is a trip that will show the starting and ending locations. If you click on it, the map will refresh and display the route you took including arrows of direction and violations you committed along the way if any 

      • Personal is when you are using the vehicle for personal use which can include driving to work or driving home. The starting and ending locations are not recorded since it is not a viewable trip. If you click on a private trip, the map will not refresh.
      • You can choose to change the Trip Type by clicking on the current type and selecting a new one.

   Note: A crash icon will appear next to the trip if the asset encountered an accident.

2. Map

• By default, the first trip in the list will be displayed on the map
• The trip will have starting (blue) and ending (red) addresses
• For each event that occurs, a nodeIt is a central point on a map that marks where an event occurred. For example, a speeding event. is plotted on the map
• It will also display arrows to show in which direction the asset was moving

3. Playback Controls

• You can use the controls to play the trip which will animate the map providing a visual trip
• The time line of the trip is segmented into two different colours to represent:
  • movement (green)
  • idling (blue)
• Violation markers are also plotted along the time line. Hovering on the markers will display the type of the violation.
  • Red --- Driving over the speed limit
  • Dark Blue --- Harsh braking
  • Yellow --- Harsh cornering
  • Pink --- Racing
  • Green--- Rapid acceleration.

4. Chart

• The diagram is a representation of how fast the asset was moving at a specific point in time during the trip (blue line)
• The red line represents the speed limit on the roads
• If you hover over the points, you will be able to see the speed at which the asset was moving.