Automated Driver Status Updates (Auto-Duty)
Advaya seamlessly updates the driver status based on the requirements outlined in your regional mandates. If your drivers fall under regional mandates, such as ELD regulations, it is advisable to consistently enable this feature for your organization to ensure ongoing compliance.
Drive
A vehicle is categorized as "driving" when its speed surpasses 5 mph, a parameter defined by the ELD Mandate.
The Advaya Driver App autonomously shifts drivers to the "Drive" status unless they are currently marked as "Personal Conveyance" or "Yard Move."
Yard Move → On Duty
Upon a driver's manual selection of Yard Move, the Yard Move status will persist until:
- An engine restart takes place. In such instances, the Advaya Driver App will inquire whether the driver wishes to remain in Yard Move during the restart. Failure to confirm before the app's timer elapses leads to a transition to On Duty. If the vehicle initiates movement or is already in motion, the transition is to Drive.
- (United States only) The driver surpasses a maximum speed of 20 mph. This option is discretionary for U.S. drivers. If the driver surpasses the speed threshold, the status automatically shifts to Driving, and the Advaya Driver App notifies the driver of the status change.
Personal Conveyance → Off Duty
When a driver manually designates Personal Conveyance (PC), the PC status persists unless:
- An engine restart takes place. In such instances, drivers are prompted to confirm their intent to stay in PC during the restart. Failure to confirm before the modal's timer expires results in a transition to Off Duty. If the vehicle initiates movement or is already in motion, the transition is to Drive.
Drive → On Duty
After the vehicle remains stationary for a continuous five minutes, the Advaya Driver App prompts the driver to decide whether to stay in Drive or shift to On Duty.
(United States only) If the driver doesn't respond to the prompt before the one-minute timeout elapses, the retroactive transition to On Duty occurs from the moment the vehicle ceased movement.