Just in time for the holiday season, we have made some great updates to our Android and iOS application to make it easier to assess your driving performance. We’ve also launched a Russian version of our app!
A New Trip View
You’ll notice a new trip view in your driver application, which follows the same design we have been using in the weekly driver digest.
We hope this new view will make it much easier for drivers to see how safely they have driven each day and on each business trip. Subsequently, how many brightmiles they have managed to earn. We have already observed this new design has encouraged drivers to more closely analyse their performance for individual business trips and to subsequently become more aware of the areas they need to improve on their driving performance.
Russian Language Support
Our Android and iOS applications are now available in Russian. We hope to share news of more languages we are supporting in the coming months. We now support English, French, Spanish and Russian.
Greater speeding behaviour details available on iOS
Drivers can now understand the magnitude of their speeding per road type when they view their speeding pillar or on each trip with speeding. This was released a few weeks ago on our Android app as well.
Your feedback
As always we would love to hear your feedback on these features or any new updates you would like to see. So please do get in touch.
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