Roadside assistance helper
Drivers stuck without signal get safe, step-by-step help for common problems.
Fleet drivers run daily checks and get safe first steps when a warning comes on.
A warning light with a thermometer just came on.
Engine temperature is high. Stop when it’s safe, switch off and let it cool. Don’t open the coolant cap while it’s hot.
Start my daily check.
Step 1 of 8: walk around the vehicle and check all four tyres for damage and pressure. Tap Done when you’ve finished.
The tyre pressure light is on but the tyres look fine.
Check the pressures at the next safe stop with the gauge in the glovebox. If any tyre is low, follow your fleet’s tyre procedure before you continue.
Fleet drivers must complete daily vehicle checks and know what to do when something goes wrong, often on long routes with patchy coverage. Paper checklists get skipped, and calling the fleet desk about every warning light is slow. A wrong decision on the road can damage the vehicle or put the driver at risk.
Drivers of commercial and company fleets, on their work phone or the vehicle head unit. Fleet managers own the checklists.
Daily checklists, warning-light guidance and your fleet’s rules for when to stop and who to call.
The driver goes through the daily check step by step, even with no signal.
Checks and defects are saved on the phone and sent to the fleet system when it reconnects.
Guidance works on remote routes.
A guided checklist is quicker than paper.
Answers follow your fleet’s own policies.
No. Checks are saved on the phone and sent when it reconnects.
Yes. Update the checklist and it reaches every driver’s phone in the next update.
Calling needs a signal. The guidance tells the driver when to call and gives the number from your policy.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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