DrivingMonitor Assessment Report
30 September 2005 16:26
Driver Information
Name: Driver Smith Assessment start date: 30/9/2005 16:24
Company: Trial Company Assessment end date: 30/9/2005 16:26
Branch: Various Assessment time: 0hrs 2mins 24secs
Department: Fleet Assessment module: LGV Module
Mobile: 07454560566 Your age: 17 - 21
Email: driver@ds.com No. years driving: 7 yrs +
D.O.B. 2/1/1988 Points on licence: 12 points
Disqualifications: Yes
Crashes in last 5yrs: 2 or more
Miles per annum: 25,000 +
Length of working day: 13 hrs +
Assessment results for: Driver Smith
Hazard Perception 34.3%
Driving Theory 17.1%
Road Traffic Laws 57.1%
Driving Attitude 57.1%
Your overall score is: 41.4%
Additional Information
The results shown opposite are based on the answers you gave throughout the assessment and have been saved for future reference. You will also receive these in an email to the address you provided.
Risk Assessment Results
Your age bracket means you are high risk
Your experience on the road means you are low risk
Your driving licence status is high risk
Your driving records means you are high risk
Your accident history means you are high risk
Your annual mileage makes you high risk
Your working day length makes you high risk
Additional Information
This risk assessment is based on the information you provided at the beginning of the DrivingMonitor tool.
Actions to be taken
1: On-road training as soon as possible.
Terms of Reference
This driver risk assessment report contains results from four driving related tests, hazard perception, driving theory, road traffic law and driving attitude. It also provides a risk assessment based on the drivers age, number of years driving, driving violations, any disqualification in the last five years, accident history, annual mileage and the length of the working day. The risk rating is based on various academic and historical information. The recommendations take into account all of the information provided and the fact that it was a desktop based assessment. When reviewing the recommendations, consideration should also be given to the employer’s knowledge of each individual driver.