Scored, Ranked, and Coached
The Geotab Safety Center scores every driver, predicts collision risk, and aims coaching where it counts.
Inside the Safety Center
Risk ranked by a model built on roughly 6 million connected vehicles, so coaching time lands where it actually moves the number.
+6 ptsimproved this quarter
Collision Risk
| Traditional scorecard | Collision Risk Predictive | |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Events a driver already had. | Who is most likely to crash next. |
| Which drivers surface | Only those with incidents on the record. | Includes drivers whose scorecards look clean. |
| Setup | Rules you define per vehicle. | New Safety Events auto-calibrate to each asset type, so a loaded F-550 and a Camry are judged by different physics. |
The riskiest 10% of drivers account for 1 in 5 collisions and are 7.4 times more likely to crash (Geotab, 2026).
What Changes
How It Works
Real-time audio alerts let most drivers self-correct.
Rank risk across the fleet so you coach the right people first.
Spot risk trends early, before they become incidents.
Give supervisors clear talking points and accountability.
Review any event with the full picture around it.
The Coaching Loop
The behavior, the trip, the location, and (with a dash camera) the clip, together on one screen.
Instead of 14 separate harsh-braking pings, the supervisor sees one pattern worth one conversation, with AI-written coaching tips.
Once in the cab through real-time audio alerts, once in the driver app as a push notification.
Coaching history tracks every event and note, active versus closed.
Driver-to-trip association is automatic, even when a driver forgets to key in.
A closer look
Built into the same dashboard as your tracking, no extra software. These are the screens that show where risk sits before it becomes a claim.
Questions
It ranks which drivers are most likely to crash next, tracks the trend, and benchmarks your fleet so you coach where it matters most.
It runs on the tracker's own driving data and adds AI camera events for fuller context.
A model trained on 25 years of insight from nearly 6 million vehicles turns driving behavior into predicted collision risk, explained score by score in-product.
Your scorecard counts what a driver already did; Collision Risk flags who is most likely to crash next, including drivers whose scorecards look clean. That is the difference between reacting to the last incident and preventing the next one.
No. Collision Risk and the Safety Center run on the tracker's driving data alone. Cameras from the GO Focus family add video context and exoneration footage, and they make coaching conversations shorter, but they are an addition, not a requirement.
No. New Safety Events arrive auto-calibrated to each asset type, so there is nothing to define on day one, though you can still layer on custom rules whenever your operation needs them.
Because behavior is the lever: severe speeding alone, 20% over the limit, makes a collision seven times more likely (Geotab, 2026). Fix the behavior early and you have prevented the crash, the claim, and the premium hike all at once.
Keep exploring
We will set up the Safety Center on your own data during a free demo and walk through what it finds.
