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Audience |
Drivers |
| Applies To | Safety Score |
Answer:
For a new Driver
You see N/A as your Safety Score or no score assigned if you have not driven 100 miles yet. A Driver should have at least 100 miles driven, in order for the system to start calculating his Safety Score. A score of 100 miles is initially assigned to every new Driver.
For an Existing Driver
You might see N/A as your current Safety Score, if you have not driven 100 miles at least in the most recent 4 weeks. If the weeks where you did drive fall off the 4-week window, and you have less than 100 miles driven in the last 4 weeks. The score shows up as N/A. Make sure, for your vehicle there are no unidentified trips. The Safety Score is assigned to Drivers, only when the trips are assigned to them.
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