Video Events
Video Event Statistics
You can show the event statistics for a given filter used by selecting the expansion arrow on the right side of the blue Video Events bar near the top of the page. To close the dropdown, click the arrow again.
Video Event Icons
You will notice that there are various icons showcased on each video event. Each icon is associated with an event type. The event type icons are as follows:
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Monitors when g-force event thresholds are broken when the vehicle turns, based on the slider. Rules can be adjusted for use with passenger vehicles, pickup trucks, step vans, or heavy-duty vehicles. If the vehicle is larger, then the conditions should be more sensitive. |
Monitors when g-force event thresholds are broken when brakes are applied, based on the slider. Rules can be adjusted for use with passenger vehicles, pickup trucks, step vans, or heavy-duty vehicles. If the vehicle is larger, then the conditions should be more sensitive. |
Harsh Acceleration Monitors when g-force event thresholds are broken during vehicle acceleration, based on the slider. Rules can be adjusted for use with passenger vehicles, pickup trucks, step vans, or heavy-duty vehicles. If the vehicle is larger, then the conditions should be more sensitive. |
Collision Detected When the GO device detects a g-force event of 2.5 in one second, in any direction, possible collision is activated. |
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Forward Collision Warning (FCW) This sensor indicates eminent collision with vehicle in front of you. |
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The Driver-facing camera will notice eyes closing or head dropping, trigger an in-cab warning, and create a video event. |
The measurement of “following distance” in seconds between you and vehicle in front of you – R watch displays values less than 2.1 seconds. |
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Cell Phone Usage |
Distracted Driver |
Combination This symbol displays when multiple events occur at the same time. |
Harsh Cornering
Harsh Braking
Pedestrian Collision Warning (PCW)
Driver Fatigue
Tailgating
Video Events Navigation
In the top selection bar, you will be able to filter video event results by All Events, Driver, Vehicles, Event Status, Start and End Date. You can also toggle on flagged videos, download video event details, and change your page view.
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All Events: By default, all
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Driver: By default, all drivers' video events are shown in the Video Events main screen. Choose a driver from the dropdown menu to view their specific video event data.
To remove the filter, click the X in the Driver field.
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Vehicles: By default, all vehicles
To remove the filter, click the X in the Vehicles field.
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Event Status: Displays the status of the events (New,
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Start and End Date: Various options are available to
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Flagged Videos
Toggle on to see all videos that have been flagged within the parameters of the selected filters. This will only show the videos that have been flagged.
Export Videos
Export a list of video events into a CSV file.
Views
You can view the video events in a tile or list format.
Tile View:
Shows video thumbnails in a tile format, allowing quick viewing, scoring, flagging, etc.
List View:
Shows video events in a list format with various details like event type, driver, etc. Clicking on an individual event will open the event in an expanded, full screen view.
Viewing Video Events
There are a few ways to view, score, flag and save video events: via the thumbnail view on the main Video Events page, or in an expanded view.
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Thumbnail View |
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Play Video:
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Score Video Event:
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Flag Video Event:
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Download Video Event:
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Expanded View
To view the video event full screen, hover over the lower right corner of the thumbnail video. Click the square to expand the video event.
Play Video in Expanded View:
To play an individual video, click on the yellow “play” arrow on the desired event, or select the “PLAY ALL” button on the top of the page.
Download Video:
To download and save the videos to your computer, hover in the upper right-hand corner of the desired video (each one downloads separately) and click on the “download” icon.
Edit Driver:
If no driver, or the wrong driver, is associated with the video, click on the pencil icon next to the Driver field to edit. This will open a pop-up box to select from a list of drivers. Use the down arrow to reveal drivers and select the correct one.
Flag Video
To flag a video, click on the white flag next to the driver’s name. It will turn red.
Score Video
Click on the “star” next to the driver’s name. Scoring options will pop up. Select “D” to dismiss the event in the case the system picked up a non-event. Click “+” for
positive behaviors or select a number to mark the event’s infraction severity.
The chart below is simply a recommendation of how to use the scoring criteria. Your company ultimately has discretion over how to use this scoring criteria for your employees.
Bulk Scoring (or Dismissal)
Video events can be scored and/or dismissed in bulk. On the Video Events page, click on the "roster"/list view on the right.
Then, check the box next to each video event you are looking to score/dismiss. Click Score (or Dismiss) to continue.
Select the desired scoring. Click Confirm. Remember, this will attach the same score to each selected event.
Send Message to Driver
To notify or coach the driver on the event, you can send a message via text or email.
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Text:
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Email:
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Action Taken
In the Action Taken section, click on the drop-down arrow and select the action taken on the event. This can be changed or updated at any time. The action can also be marked with “DISMISS” or “COMPLETE” but can “REOPEN” if needed.
Event Comments
Reviewers can add general comments to the event. These comments are separate from the Driver Comments section which contains any comments sent by the driver in their response.
Driver Comments
The driver will receive an email or text with the video event and details to review. The driver can “accept” or “discuss” the event. If the driver chooses to “discuss”, they can add in their own comments. If chosen to discuss, the video event will be marked in the dashboard as “Driver Disputed”.
Court Reporter
The Court Reporter is a running list of all actions taken on the video event, including views, status changes, and comments. Click on the “Court Reporter” tab to see all the history.
Downloading Court Reporter Comments
To download the Court Reporter, click on the “download” icon in the Court Reporter tab. This will download into an Excel file.
Speed Graph
The speed graph shows the beginning and ending speed throughout the event.
Map Window
The map window displays where the event occurred on a map.
