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Motive has launched Integrated Coaching to streamline driver coaching and compliance into one unified workflow, giving managers increased visibility into drivers’ performance to optimize coaching capabilities.

Motive’s new Integrated Coaching brings both driver coaching and compliance training into one platform to simplify management for fleet managers.
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Motive, the AI-powered integrated operations platform, has launched Integrated Coaching, a streamlined coaching solution consolidating safety and compliance activities into one unified workflow. The company said this gives fleet and safety managers real-time visibility into driver performance to enhance coaching efficiency and reduce risk.
Coaching drivers is a time-consuming and manual process that requires fleet managers to rely on disjointed coaching tools and disparate data sources across many systems. According to Motive’s Physical Economy Outlook, nearly half (46%) of leaders use more than ten individual tools to manage their overall operations, with 30% saying it’s too many to count.
As a result, leaders report spending most of their time dealing with reactive issues versus proactively managing their workers, fleet, spend, or equipment.
Motive’s Enhanced Driver Coaching Workflows
Now fleet and safety managers can manage driver safety and compliance issues more effectively by accessing all coaching activities, including cell phone usage, close following, and hours of service (HOS) violations, through a single “Coaching” tab in the Motive Fleet Dashboard.
This centralized approach streamlines the review of safety events, HOS violations, and other compliance concerns into a single platform, saving valuable time and enhancing coaching efficiency to lower risk for both drivers and the business.
One Comprehensive View
Jai Ranganathan, chief product officer at Motive, said the new Integrated Coaching product sets a new benchmark for fleet safety and compliance by bringing all coaching activities into one comprehensive view.
“By streamlining safety and compliance into a single workflow, fleet and safety managers can now save time, focus on key priorities, and proactively keep their drivers safe and compliant on the road,” Ranganathan said.
"Since using Motive’s Integrated Coaching, I’ve been able to coach drivers more quickly, helping them learn from their mistakes and avoid repeating them," said John Haverstick, safety/recruiting/IT manager at Miller Expedited Freight. "By streamlining these processes, we’re saving time, reducing administrative burden, and enhancing both safety and compliance. We’ve seen drastic improvements in our CSA scores since deploying Motive."

Integrated Coaching automatically flags logs that require attention and simplifies coaching status tracking with easy-to-use labels such as “Needs Review,” “Coachable,” “Coached,” and “Dismissed” to better organize coaching sessions.
Photo: Motive
Real-Time Visibility
Motive’s Integrated Coaching provides real-time visibility into driver performance and automatically flags logs that require attention. The feature also simplifies coaching status tracking with easy-to-use labels such as “Needs Review,” “Coachable,” “Coached,” and “Dismissed” so managers can quickly prioritize coaching sessions and follow up with drivers.
On the future roadmap for integrated coaching are other critical areas for improving safety, productivity, and profitability across an organization, including fuel efficiency.
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