Overspeed Report
A detailed view of overspeed events, showing when, where, and how speed thresholds were exceeded.
Overview
The Overspeed Report gives you a detailed view of vehicles that have travelled above a speed threshold for a specified period of time.
It shows when and where the event happened, how fast the vehicle was travelling, how long it remained above the threshold, and how far it travelled during the event.
You choose the speed and duration thresholds when creating the report, so you can tailor it to what you want to review.
Common uses
The Overspeed Report can help you:
- Review speeding behaviour across your fleet
- Investigate individual overspeed events
- Support driver safety and coaching conversations
- Identify locations or routes where overspeeding occurs regularly
- Compare overspeed activity between vehicles or reporting periods
- Export overspeed data for audits or compliance reviews
Report options
You can set the thresholds and vehicles you want to include before running the report.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Select Period | Choose the date range for the report, including Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, This Month, Last Month or a custom range. |
| Speed (km/h) | Set the speed that a vehicle must exceed for an overspeed event to be recorded. The default is 103 km/h. |
| Duration (s) | Set how long the vehicle must remain above the speed threshold before an event is recorded. The default is 10 seconds. |
| Select Vehicles | Select one or more vehicles to include in the report. |
Fleet Summary
The KPI cards at the top of the report provide a quick overview of overspeed activity across the
selected vehicles.
| KPI | Description |
|---|---|
| Active Vehicles | The number of selected vehicles that recorded at least one overspeed event, shown against the total number selected. For example, 3/5 means 3 of the 5 selected vehicles recorded an event. |
| Total Overspeed Events | The total number of overspeed events recorded across the selected vehicles. |
| Events per 1,000 km | The number of overspeed events for every 1,000 km travelled. This can make it easier to compare periods or fleets that have travelled different distances. |
| Total Travel Distance | The combined distance travelled by the selected vehicles during the reporting period. |
| Max Speed (km/h) | The highest speed reached during any overspeed event. |
| Max Overspeed Duration | The longest period a vehicle remained above the selected speed threshold during a single event. |
Report details
Each row represents one overspeed event.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | The vehicle registration or identifier. |
| Primary Label | The value assigned to the vehicle's Primary Label. |
| Event Start Time | The date and time the vehicle went above the selected speed threshold. |
| Event End Time | The date and time the vehicle dropped back below the selected speed threshold. |
| Max Speed (km/h) | The highest speed reached during the event. |
| Speed Over Threshold (km/h) | How far the maximum speed exceeded the threshold selected for the report. |
| Duration | The amount of time the vehicle remained above the selected speed threshold. |
| Distance (km) | The distance travelled while the vehicle was above the speed threshold. |
| Event Location | The location where the overspeed event started. |
| Device Type | The telematics device currently fitted to the vehicle, such as TAG3 or TAG5. |
Good to know!
Report thresholds are separate from alerts
The speed and duration thresholds you select when creating this report only apply to the report.
Changing these values does not change any overspeed alerts configured on your account.
This means the number of events shown in the Overspeed Report may be different from the number of overspeed alerts generated by your account.
Events are assigned by their start time
An overspeed event belongs to the reporting period based on when the event started.
For example, if an overspeed event starts at 11:55 PM and ends at 12:05 AM, it will be included in the reporting period containing the 11:55 PM start time.
Use the thresholds that suit your review
Because you can set the speed and duration thresholds when creating the report, you can use different settings for different types of reviews.
For example, you might use a higher threshold when reviewing general fleet activity, or a lower threshold when carrying out a more detailed review of vehicle behaviour.