[ Fleet Intelligence · VERA Score® ]

Predictive risk scoring
built from how a driver
actually drives.

VERA Score® gives safety teams a consistent way to identify risk, understand what is driving it, and focus coaching where it can have the greatest impact.

VERA dashboard: a weekly score gauge reading 81, a daily bar chart against company average, and alert cards for tailgating and drowsiness.
[ What is the VERA Score? ]

One score.
A clear risk picture.

The VERA (Visually Enhanced Risk Assessment) score is informed by more than 20 real-time signals across driver behavior, vehicle dynamics, traffic, and context.

A single score makes risk easier to track. The breakdown makes it actionable. As part of Vehicle Intelligence, the VERA Score® organizes contributing behavior into four categories so safety teams can direct coaching accordingly.

A grid of driving-behavior icons feeding into four categories — high risk, inattention, traffic violations and aggressive driving — which converge on the VERA score.
[ A score designed to move ]

A large improvement in a driver’s VERA Score
is associated with a substantial reduction
in collision risk.

VERA Score® is not just a ranking. It creates a measurable baseline for improvement.

Collision rate falling as VERA score rises: 7.3 collisions per million miles below a score of 20, 4.5 at 50, and 1.5 at 90 and above.

Collisions per million miles, by VERA Score band

[ How VERA works ]

From signals to action.

Twenty-plus signals in. A score, an explanation, and a coaching focus out.

Behavior icons feeding into four risk categories that converge on the VERA score.
01.

Measure

Read more than 20 real-time signals across the driver, vehicle, traffic, and surrounding context.

Phone view of a VERA score of 81 for April 7 to 13, with daily bars against the company average and a driver list behind it.
02.

Score

Turn those signals into a consistent predictive risk score.

VERA breakdown of minus 19 for the week, split into high risk, inattention, traffic violation and aggressive driving.
03.

Explain

Show the risk categories behind the score so managers and drivers can see what needs attention.

Risk categories converging on one driver, Frank Smith, with a score of 73 and a Coach Frank action.
04.

Coach

Use the score to focus self-guided or manager-led coaching on the behaviors with the clearest safety impact.

[ Contact ]

Set new
driving standards.

The VERA Score puts the power to decrease collision risk in the hands of the drivers.

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