Driver Tracking for Malta

Make the speeding visible, then coach against it. Yipii flags any stretch driven more than 10% over the posted limit, logs each event with its GPS location, and rolls speed, braking and cornering into a 0 to 100 score per driver, updated every 30 seconds. You see who needs a conversation and can show them the exact trips. Coaching against the score typically cuts fuel use by 10 to 40%, so the same habit change pays for itself at the pump.

Every trip is logged with its time and route, so weekend use shows up on its own. Set an after-hours alert and Yipii tells you the moment a van moves outside working hours, or draw a geofence around the yard and get an alert when a vehicle leaves it on a Saturday. The trip history settles any question about where a van went and when.

Each driver is assigned a personal ELA Lite ID tag, a small, durable device they carry with them. When a driver enters a vehicle, the GPS tracker automatically detects the tag via Bluetooth and logs the driver's identity. This creates an automatic record of who's driving each vehicle without requiring drivers to manually check in.

We monitor: speeding (with configurable thresholds), harsh braking events, rapid acceleration, sharp cornering, excessive idling, and after-hours driving. Each event is logged with location, time, and severity. This data feeds into driver scorecards showing performance trends over time.

Yes. We store complete driver activity history for extended periods. We do not overwrite data during your subscription. You can access trip logs, behaviour events, and performance trends from months or years ago. This is invaluable for resolving disputes, conducting performance reviews, or providing evidence for insurance claims.

Each driver receives a score based on their driving behaviour. The score factors in speeding, harsh events, and other metrics. Scores are displayed on a leaderboard, creating healthy competition for safe driving. You can view individual driver trends over 7-day, 30-day, or custom periods.

If someone drives a vehicle without an authorised ID tag, the system logs the trip as 'unidentified driver' and can send an immediate alert. This helps prevent unauthorised vehicle use and provides evidence if vehicles are used outside approved parameters.

Yes, you can choose to share driver scorecards with your team. Many companies find this promotes accountability and encourages improvement. Drivers can see their own performance, compare against fleet averages, and track their progress over time.

You can configure alerts for any driving event: speeding above thresholds, harsh braking, driving outside approved hours, entering restricted zones, etc. Alerts can be sent via email and messaging channels to you, to the driver, or to designated managers.

Absolutely. Driver ID is especially valuable for shared fleet vehicles. Instead of assigning vehicles to drivers, you assign drivers to vehicles dynamically. The system automatically tracks who's driving each vehicle at any given time.

Driver-specific reports include: Trip logs per driver, Behaviour event summaries, Scorecard trends, Mileage by driver, Time utilisation, Speed violation reports. Reports can be filtered by driver, vehicle, date range, and exported in PDF, Excel, or JSON format.

Employers can track company vehicles and monitor driver behaviour for legitimate business purposes such as safety, efficiency, and asset protection. We recommend informing drivers about tracking as per GDPR best practices. Our system includes features for driver transparency, access policies, and clear documentation of who drove when.