Driver ID Reader FAQs

Audience Fleet Admins, Fleet Managers, Drivers
Applies To Driver ID Reader

 

Question:

Can we use the same ID cards used by our employees in our office with Motive RFID readers?

Answer:

Motive Driver ID Reader only supports high-frequency and NFC cards.

 

Question:

What is the Driver IR Reader warranty?

Answer:

It is the same for all Motive Hardware products. 

 

Question:

When an unknown or unassigned RFID card is scanned, will the trip still go into our typical UDE flow if a known card isn't scanned?

Answer:

Yes, it still goes into the UDE.

 

Question:

When an unknown or unassigned RFID card is scanned, will the Driver ID reader continue to beep once a minute until a known card is scanned?

Answer:

Any card scanned will stop the reminder alerts.

 

Question:

Do we have an alert for a vehicle that is supposed to be immobilized but is moving?

Answer:

There is no app/dashboard alert for this. 

 

Question:

Are the ID cards reusable?

Answer:

Yes

 

Question:

Does the Driver ID reader support ELD Trip scenarios or non-exempt drivers?

Answer:

No, the Driver ID reader currently supports only exempt drivers. It identifies and assigns trips to exempt drivers only.

 

Question:

What happens if an ELD driver is assigned to a card and badges-in?

Answer:

The Driver ID reader will not recognize the driver, and trips will remain unidentified.

 

Question:

What is the maximum length of the Driver ID card serial number supported?

Answer:

The minimum length is 1 character, and the maximum is 100 characters.

Note: It is recommended that a screenshot of the Card Number UI be included along with this answer.

 

Question:

Will the Driver ID reader support the Motive Fuel card for driver assignment?

Answer:

No, the Motive Fuel card is encrypted for financial transactions and will not be supported by the Driver ID reader.

Question:

How is the Driver ID Reader powered?

Answer:

Switched Ignition Power ( Preferred )

Question:

Will Driver IR Reader be always on?

Answer:

No, It will be switched on based on ignition power.

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