[Alberta's Child]

That sounds like an interesting fleet management tool. I need an app for one phone — my own. Suppose I drive from New York to Los Angeles with my iPhone map on the entire time. I want to download that data after my trip is over and then go back (for example) and find out how long it took me to get from Wheeling, West Virginia to Indianapolis on I-70.

That’s all I need. I’ll be getting terabytes of data in the future that will tell me this for every trip made by a fleet of vehicle owners between these two points (or any other two points) in July 2021, in December 2018, etc.

I just to use MY data for now as I am building the tools to do this.

This can’t be difficult. I have the iPhone, it tracks my location continuously, and the data has to be available somewhere. My Garmin GPS lets me do it, and it’s at least 12 years old.

[Deaf Smith]

Forgot to add that there is real time flagging of driving violations.

If one disables the app, it is flagged you will be fired unless backed up by a call to Tech Support that documents deleting/reinstalling the app as part of a trouble shoot.

Problems is the Indian contractors think Caution signs are law. A exit speed exit caution is read by the Indians as a speed limit when one did not take that exit. The speed limit sign on a parallel service road that was incorrectly placed on the left side of that road will be read incorectly as your speed limit due to being on your right .

The app gives grade for driving real time, daily, weekly, monthly...ect.

The Indian contractors do not know what a yellow sign means but a orange sign just fine. I think all Indians are color blind.