Summaries
Driving summary
Reading a trip map, an event list, and a program score.
A summary screen usually holds three things: a map of the route, a list of recorded events, and a score for a period of time.
Scores are averages over a window. A single trip rarely moves them much, and the window length matters more than any one day.
Comparing the map to your memory of the drive is the fastest way to spot a trip that was recorded incorrectly.
Terms
- Trip map
- The recorded route, often with event markers along it.
- Score period
- The span of driving a score is calculated from.
- Dispute path
- The process a program offers for correcting a recorded trip.
