Geotab Adds eDriving Fleet Safety Solution to its Digital Marketplace
Geotab has added a solution from eDriving to its Marketplace that is designed to help reduce incidents, collisions, MVR license violations, and total cost of fleet ownership.

Introduced at Geotab Connect 2020, Mentor TSP (Telematics Service Partner) connects a customer’s existing Geotab fleet management solution with eDriving’s patented driver risk management platform.
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Geotab has added a solution from eDriving to its Marketplace that is designed to help reduce incidents, collisions, MVR license violations, and total cost of fleet ownership.
Mentor TSP from eDriving is available on the Geotab Marketplace, according to the companies. Introduced at Geotab Connect 2020, Mentor TSP (Telematics Service Partner) connects a customer’s existing Geotab fleet management solution with eDriving’s patented driver risk management platform.
A derivative of Mentor by eDriving, Mentor TSP uses sensors in iOS and Android smartphones to collect and analyze data on the driving behaviors most predictive of risk. These include acceleration, braking, cornering, speeding, and phone distraction.
Through eDriving’s partnership with industry analytics leader FICO, driver on-road performance is converted into an individual FICO Safe Driving Score, which is designed to predict the likelihood of a driver being involved in a collision. Mentor TSP for Geotab customers combines a driver’s FICO Safe Driving Score with their collision history, license violation history and data insights processed by Geotab.
Mentor TSP includes manager coaching, eLearning, license checking and Driver Event Reporting (DER) tools.
“Mentor TSP complements the Geotab fleet management solution by combining driver behaviors from both Mentor TSP and Geotab into one unique risk management approach,” said Ed Dubens, founder and CEO of eDriving.
Geotab offers an ecosystem in its Marketplace of other fleet specific solutions and add-ons which helps provide businesses with the tools needed to better manage their fleets.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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