Speeding
The Speeding report gives fleet and safety managers an event-level record of every time a vehicle exceeded its speed limit, so you can see who is speeding, how badly, and how often.
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Shows: The Speeding report with the summary bar (Total Incidents, Top Speed, Avg Excess Speed) above the incident log and driver league table.
Alt text: AVLView Speeding report showing speeding incidents by driver with severity banding and a league table.
What the report shows
Each row is a single speeding incident, and the summary bar totals the numbers that matter most for coaching:
- Total Incidents — the count of speeding events across the fleet for your chosen period.
- Avg Duration — the average length of a speeding event, showing whether they are brief lapses or sustained overspeeding.
- Top Speed — the single highest speed recorded, so extreme cases stand out immediately.
- Vehicles Involved — how many vehicles recorded at least one speeding event, showing whether the problem is fleet-wide or a few outliers.
- Needs Attention — a frequency flag highlighting the drivers and vehicles with repeat incidents.
- Avg Excess Speed — how far over the limit events run on average, a measure of severity rather than just frequency.
How to run it
- Open Reports and choose the Driver Safety category (or search “speeding”).
- Select Speeding.
- Set the date range you want.
- Click View to see it on screen, or Download for a PDF or Excel copy.
Schedule it
Use the Scheduled tab to have the Speeding report emailed to you automatically — a weekly run keeps repeat offenders on your radar without opening the app.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a speeding event?
An event is logged whenever a vehicle exceeds the speed limit set for its location or profile. Severity banding then groups events by how far over the limit they went.
How do I find my worst drivers quickly?
Use the Needs Attention flag and the driver league table — they surface the drivers with the most frequent and most severe incidents so you can prioritise coaching.
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