Safety & Security

Driver Identification

RFID card and iButton driver identification that records who is driving every vehicle and can block unauthorised drivers from starting the engine.

Overview

What driver identification means with FleetLink

On shared vehicles, data without a name is only half the story. Driver identification links every trip, alert and score to the person behind the wheel using RFID cards or iButton keys. Optionally, the vehicle can be configured not to start until an authorised driver identifies, so unlicensed or unassigned drivers are kept off the road.

Capabilities

Key capabilities

  • 01RFID card or iButton driver login
  • 02Trip, alert and score attribution per driver
  • 03Authorised-driver lists per vehicle
  • 04Optional start-block for unidentified drivers
  • 05Working hours and shift reports
  • 06Integration with behaviour and video telematics

Business outcomes

What changes for your business

Accountability

Every kilometre has a name attached to it.

Authorised use only

Unlicensed and unassigned drivers cannot take vehicles out.

Accurate payroll

Driving hours feed directly into attendance and allowances.

FAQ

Driver Identification: common questions

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What if a driver forgets their card?

Supervisors can authorise a trip remotely or configure a grace period, depending on how strict your policy needs to be.

Can driver identification prevent vehicle theft?

It adds a strong layer: with start-block enabled, the engine will not start without an authorised card or key.

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