Margot ROCHARD
- Les OPTIMUM alerts allow a active prevention of road risks by immediately detecting abnormal behaviors or events in the fleet.
- They are programmable and customizable (speed, zones, unauthorized use, incidents...), to adapt security to your car policy.
- Alerts give the manager the ability to React immediately and to target the drivers to be supported (prevention, coaching, eco-driving).
- They contribute to reduce accidents, absenteeism and costs related to claims, while improving the protection of employees.
- Customer benefit: one safer, more compliant and better managed fleet, with a culture of vigilance shared between drivers and managers.
A worrying road report
Occupational road risk is a reality. According to a Road Safety study (ONISR 2023), more than one in three fatal accidents involving an employee is linked to dangerous driving behavior: speeding, aggressive driving or lack of attention.
These risky behaviors can be detected and corrected with the right tools. Thanks to embedded telematics, it is in fact possible to monitor and analyze the road behaviors of each driver and thus detect dangerous behaviors. Optimum also offers alerts programmable to prevent these different cases.
Les alerts Optimum
Different types ofalerts exist on our solution of fleet management automobile. Among these alerts (more than 40 available), two are of major importance in preventing risks related to road behavior:
1 The speed alert: it indicates when the speed is exceeded. For each driver or group of drivers, define the speed threshold and the time it takes to exceed this threshold, beyond which you want to be notified.
2 The eco-driving alert: it warns when a certain number of events occur such as sudden braking, violent accelerations or turns taken at high speed. These events affect driving and driver safety.
These alerts programmable result in notifications that report, in real time, any driving behavior deemed dangerous or not in accordance with your internal rules. Programming an alert means defining personalized thresholds based on predefined driving data (speed, braking, etc.). As soon as a driver exceeds these thresholds, an alert is triggered. It is instantly sent to you by email and notification on the platform and theMobile app OPTIMUM CONNECT.
It is you who define the parameters according to your needs, your teams.
Why set up these alerts risk prevention within your car fleet?
Les alerts Programmable solutions from Optimum offer concrete advantages to strengthen the safety of your fleet. They make it possible to intervene quickly as soon as abnormal behavior is detected and thus to take the right decisions at the right time.
Thanks to their flexibility, they facilitate targeted prevention, by identifying the drivers most exposed to risks, in order to offer them appropriate support. This personalized approach contributes to the reduction of accidents by establishing a culture of continuous vigilance.
Adopting more fluid and responsible driving, as part of an eco-driving approach, makes it possible to reduce vehicle maintenance costs, to reduce the consumption of fuel, to reduce car insurance expenses, while limiting CO₂ emissions. This approach thus contributes both to economic performance and to the protection of the environment.
Finally, they actively participate in complying with your legal obligations, by helping you to put in place clear and traceable preventive measures.
The Optimum platform provides you with an intuitive interface from which you can create and adjust your alert settings in a few clicks, view events in real time, export reports usable and easily integrate this data into your training or awareness programs.
Conclusion: technology at the service of road risk prevention in companies
Les alerts Optimum programmable systems go well beyond the detection of anomalies, they are a preventive tool and a tool for companies that want to protect their employees and optimize the management of their car fleet. Adopt the alerts programmable means choosing intelligent and proactive vigilance.
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