For the people who run the transport day, and the drivers who drive it.
Directors see where the hours go, managers know who to talk to first, and drivers get to explain their day.
Each person sees the part of the day that is theirs.
Transport and operations directors
A control score for each site, and the hours lost between the clock and the journey plan, at replan and on the road.
- Sites read In control, Slipping or Out of control
- Every table exports to Excel as it sits on screen
Transport managers
Drivers and routes ranked worst first, with the driver's answers beside the route before any conversation.
- Comment on a debrief or raise an action from it
- Findings about a route or stop point at the plan, never at one driver
Drivers
A short debrief at a kiosk on site at the end of the shift: their route on the map, and each flagged incident explained in their own words.
- Sign in with an employee number and a PIN
- Practise in training mode on a copy of a real route
A site can start on the reports it already exports.
- 01
Routes, stops, worked hours and tachograph infringements, uploaded as files to begin with. Connected feeds follow once they have been checked.
- 02
Each worked-hours employee paired with their route driver. Names that match one driver and nobody else pair themselves.
- 03
A portrait touchscreen kiosk at each site, once you switch the debrief on. The figures work without it, so a site can start there.
- 04
Someone to set the site's rules, reason codes and outlier limits. A site can have its own, or inherit them from its client or contract.
See routerecap on demo data before you decide.
We will walk through the five sources, the scores and the debrief with your sites in mind.
Talk to Libra about routerecap
Tell us which systems your sites run and we will shape the walk-through around them.