real time feedback on the road, providing avenues not just for improvement but for praise. “The additional care that a school bus driver has really
resonates in their driving performance, and the driver system is designed to complement that by recognizing great performance and then quickly identifying habits that might be augmented to maximize that focus on stu- dent comfort,” Khan said. Unlike many other transportation workers that pull
long, continuous shifts, school bus drivers often have gaps between runs, during which Khan said AI software can sort through camera data to help managers engage in mid-day coaching or recognize if a driver would benefit from taking a sick day. Having access to performance reports may also protect a district against lawsuits. “The traditional impression of dash cams is they are
there to catch you doing something bad, but I think with very aggressive plaintiff attorneys coming after commer- cial fleets when they think they can win, having those positive performances becomes more of a protective layer than a punitive layer,” Khan said.
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