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TrackoBit’s BRAG Report simplifies fleet data and driver behavior. It improves performance, reduces risks, and speeds up decisions.
Every fleet today runs on data, from trips and distance to driver behavior and safety events.
However, the challenge is not tracking this data but making sense of it, especially when it is spread across multiple reports and lacks clear structure.
Fleet managers are left asking simple questions:
That is where TrackoBit’s BRAG Reportschange the experience.
They bring your fleet data together and present it in a way that is clear, structured, and easy to act on.
BRAG Reports are built on a simple idea.
Fleet performance should be easy to understand at a glance.
BRAG stands for Blue, Red, Amber, and Green.
Each color represents a level of performance based on driver behavior and safety metrics.
This classification is driven by real driving data.
Metrics like overspeeding, harsh acceleration, braking, and safety violations all contribute to a driver’s BRAG status. Instead of analyzing each parameter separately, BRAG Reports combine everything into one clear performance layer.
For example, if your fleet shows a higher share of Blue and Green drivers, it reflects strong discipline.
If Amber or Red categories begin to increase, it signals rising risk levels.

BRAG Report
BRAG Reports are designed to give you both a quick overview and detailed insights, without overwhelming you.
At the top level, you get a snapshot of your entire operation:
This gives you instant visibility into how your fleet is performing at scale.
The BRAG classification visually segments your fleet into performance categories.
This allows you to:
No manual analysis is required, as the priorities are clear.
Each driver’s performance is backed by detailed behavioral data, including:
These are the behaviors that directly impact safety, fuel efficiency, and vehicle health. By tracking them consistently, fleets gain better control over on-road performance.
One of the biggest challenges in fleet management is comparing performance fairly.
BRAG Reports solve this using standardized metrics:
This ensures that every driver is evaluated on the same scale, regardless of distance covered. It also helps teams track performance consistently over time.
BRAG Reports do more than organize data; they help you act on it with confidence. Here is how they create real impact:
BRAG Reports show you what matters right away. You don’t have to go through multiple reports to understand driver performance.
You can spot risky driving early. This helps you act before it turns into a bigger issue.
When performance is clearly visible, drivers become more aware. They naturally start improving their behavior.
You can focus on exact issues like overspeeding or harsh braking. This makes your training more relevant and useful.
Fleet performance is not just about tracking data; it is about understanding what that data means and acting on it at the right time. BRAG Reports make this easier by bringing all your key performance insights into one clear view, so you can quickly identify what is working and what needs attention.
With this level of clarity, decisions become faster and more confident, and actions become more focused. Over time, this leads to better driver behavior, stronger compliance, and smoother fleet operations.
If you are using TrackoBit, BRAG Reports are your next step forward.
TrackoBit’s BRAG report helps measure fleet driver performance. It categorizes performance into Blue, Green, Amber, and Red. BRAG reports make a real difference in fleet performance with accountability and decision-making.
BRAG stands for Blue, Red, Amber, and Green. These colors indicate multiple performance insights in a single report. Metrics like harsh braking, speeding, and safety violations impact BRAG status.
BRAG reports include key driver behavior metrics. These are over speeding, harsh acceleration, and strong braking. They also use events/100km and driver scores. This helps standardize and summarize driver performance.
Blue indicates outstanding. Green indicates acceptance. Amber indicates patterns that need attention. Red indicates critical behaviors that need instant attention. These color-coded categories make it easier to quickly assess driver performance. It also helps spot areas which require attention.
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