Drivermetrics
Behavioural driver-risk assessments and coaching insights for organisations managing fleets and drivers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Drivermetrics
DriverMetrics provides the Driver Risk Index, a psychometric assessment that identifies drivers’ behavioural risk tendencies and explains the factors behind them. Its reports support evidence-based coaching and fleet risk management.
Customers include businesses, multinational corporations, UK emergency services, logistics companies, fleet risk-management firms and telematics providers. The company was spun out from Cranfield University in 2013 and is headquartered in Cranfield, UK; its assessments are used worldwide.
Product: Psychometric driver-risk assessments and reports that identify behavioural risk factors and guide coaching.
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