Note: Some items – eg. Logbook – might not be displayed as they are plan-dependent, vehicle/asset-dependent, require driver login, and/or are only available on subscription.

History tab

The vehicle’s History tab provides a route breakdown for trips made on a selected timestamp.

Once the vehicle has been selected, tap History. This panel opens.

• Timestamp field: select a timestamp for which a trip took place. Use the < > butons to step back/forward a day.
• Ignition ON, Distance, Site visits: Totals for that day.
• Expand all: Each trip consists of several events, including Ignition on, Idle, geofence entries/exits, etc. You can reveal each trip one at a time with a trip’s UP/DOWN chevron buttons, or expand all trips at once with this toggle.

Tapping a trip opens up its Trip event log. Additionally, the map shows an animated route line.

Tapping any event in the Trip event log displays the location on the map, along with trip arrows, showing where location and event data was logged geographically.

Request video: Available with appropriate dashcam plans, this opens the Request video window to enter video specifications.

Investigate: Reveals the Event Investigator. This set of timelines presents event detections, depending on the ability to present them by vehicle or plan.

The Investigate display is dependent on each vehicles’s exposed CAN data. Hovering over the graph shows momentary data captures.

The Sort button opens a sidedrawer which allows the ordering and show/hide options of captured CAN data streams.

… Submenu: Where you submit a posted speed review, should you need to qestion a difference between what a road’s stated speed and what the in-cab device is reporting as the posted speed.

ETA; Plan route

You can plan a route to or from a selected vehicle from another location, and have MyEROAD calculate an estimated time of arrival (ETA).

To plan an ETA route

1. Select a vehicle. The Vehicle details panel opens.
2. Tap the ETA tab. The panel closes, and the Plan Route panel opens.

3. EITHER:

1. Tap Select on map. A positioning icon will appear on the map, .
2. Move the map so that the destination pointer appears over your destination.
3. Tap Confirm.
4. OR:
1. Tap Your Location. (Requires that your browser be permitted to use your computer’s GPS location.)
5. OR:
1. Enter a street address in the Enter destination field, top of the ETA tab.
6. OR:
1. Right-click on the map. A pop-up lets you select Get route to here or Get route from here.

7. Several things happen after you've entered a second location:

   ETA draws a recommended route on the map.
1. The ETA tab shows the estimated drive time, the route distance, and the arrival time.
2. The planned stops are listed at the top of the Plan route panel.
8. (Optional) Tap + Add stop to add more locations to your route.
9. (Optional) When 3 or more stops are on the route, you may drag the stops into a new order by dragging that stop’s letter.

Notes:

• Closing the Plan route panel cancels the route.
• You can refine route calculation settings by clicking the Route estimates Settings button, and selecting your criteria.
• The arrival time continues to update live, while in the Plan route panel. Drive times are based on the distance, posted speed limits per road, live traffic conditions and vehicle weight type (light/heavy). The vehicle’s actual weight/tare is not taken into account.
• You may also access the Plan route panel my entering a location in the Map’s search field, and tapping the route arrow next to the field.

Drivers tab