A steady pace is not only fuel efficient – it’s also safer. Pay attention to traffic conditions to avoid accelerating too quickly or braking suddenly. Smooth driving and gentle braking results in a better score.

Distracted driving makes you slower at reacting to hazards and more likely to be involved in a crash. Distracted driving is considered anything that pulls your attention away from the road, this includes using your device hands-free.

How fast you drive impacts how quickly you can react to hazards on the road. Maintain a consistent, safe speed so you have plenty of time to stop if you need to and avoid getting into unnecessary accidents.

Long trips take a toll on your attentiveness and reaction time. Shorter trips and regular breaks will improve your score, while regularly driving long distances without breaks will reduce your score.

When you drive plays a role in how safe your trip is. When you can, stick to daytime driving and avoid rush hour when roads are busier.

We’ll evaluate the roads you took during your trip. Some routes are safer than others. Try to take well-lit roads with fewer intersections and less traffic.