Judgments Report

The Stops Report is a key tool for tracking fleet vehicles, allowing analysis of the duration and location of stops made. This guide details each column of the report and highlights its added value.

Explanation of Columns

1.Vehicle

Identifier of the vehicle concerned by the stop, often represented by a number or a license plate. Allows you to associate stops with specific vehicles.

2. Collaborator

Name of driver or vehicle user when stopped. Useful for tracking employee activity and vehicle usage.

3. Start date

Indicates the precise date and time of the start of the shutdown. Allows you to analyze the moments when vehicles are immobilized.

4. End date

Indicates the precise date and time of the end of the shutdown. This data is used to calculate the total duration of the shutdown.

5. Duration of stops

Total duration of the shutdown, expressed in hours, minutes and seconds. Allows you to evaluate downtime and optimize operations.

6.Address

Exact location where the shutdown took place. Can include industrial areas, neighborhoods or specific addresses to analyze shutdown trends.

Added Value of the Report

• Optimization of operating time: Allows you to identify prolonged stops and optimize vehicle use.

• Analysis of driver habits: Monitoring of frequent stops to adapt planning and improve efficiency.

• Reduction of operational costs: By reducing unnecessary stops, it is possible to optimize fuel consumption and productivity.

• Security and Compliance: Monitoring of stops to guarantee compliance with rest times and regulations in force.

• Improved logistics planning: Helps optimize routes and identify areas with high stopping rates.

Stop reporting is an essential tool for managing and optimizing a vehicle fleet, helping to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.