Transportation & Fleets Working concept
“How’s my driving?”
starts a conversation.
Give every vehicle a simple way for people to share a concern—or a compliment.
Explore how a vehicle-specific QR code or text keyword could start a guided conversation about what happened, when, and where.
Concept examples use fictional vehicles and reports.
Scan or text only when safely stopped.
Truck fleets · Illustrative example
From observation to an organized report
A familiar question.
A more useful conversation.
Explore a text-based reporting path alongside your existing telephone channel.
- 1Start with the right vehicle.
The QR code or keyword identifies the vehicle, so the conversation starts with context.
- 2Ask for the details that matter.
Capture the observation, approximate time, and location in a few guided steps.
- 3Give the team a clear record.
The school-bus demonstration shows submitted reports in a private staff workspace with review statuses.
Truck 214 · Driver compliment
The driver waited patiently and gave a cyclist plenty of room.
- Vehicle
- Truck 214
- Category
- Driver compliment
- When
- A few minutes ago
- Where
- Example Avenue & First Street
An observation for review. It does not establish that an incident or violation occurred.
School transportation · A concept in six moments
From a concern
to a clear report.
A passenger notices something. A vehicle-specific sign gives them a way to respond. Follow the story, then ask for a guided demonstration.
A passenger notices a concern.
The reporting journey starts with an observation. The driver keeps their attention on the road.
Real SMS, a browser simulator, optional location sharing with permission, and stored reports in a private staff workspace. Guided demonstrations use fictional incident details. Messaging charges may apply.
Magnetic signs, the pictured call option, and staff notifications. The demonstration stores reports but does not notify district staff or emergency services. Call 911 for an immediate emergency.
Co-develop a potential pilot
What would make this useful for your fleet?
We’re looking for feedback from fleet operators and transportation leaders. Help shape the reporting questions, review process, and role of phone, text, and QR in a potential pilot.