How is the Azuga Driver Score calculated?

Modified on Thu, May 12, 2016 at 11:57 PM

Azuga Driver Score is calculated based on the following parameters:


  1. Magnitude of events: Example, a hard brake is a change in speed of 8-12 MPH in ONE second. 
  2. Duration: Example, the number of seconds of driving above the speed limit threshold.
  3. Spatio-temporal index which helps give a perspective on when the event occurred and how well the driver behaved when conditions were adverse (Example: Speed when it was snowing). At present we include Time-of-Day as well as weather conditions of events as weights in the Driver Score.

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