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What does the Overspeed Report show?

The Overspeed Report lets you set a speed threshold and see which assets travelled over it, including the location and speed limit.

The Overspeed Report identifies your top speeders and the speed zones or areas where speeding happens most often. Choose a custom speed threshold to see only the assets that travelled over it.

Also known as / customers also ask: overspeed report, speeding report, top speeders, speed threshold report, overspeed alert report

What information is in the Overspeed Report?

  • The times and locations where an asset sped
  • Whether the speed event occurred in a school zone
  • The speed the asset was travelling at
  • The speed limit at that location
  • How many kilometres over the limit the asset was travelling

How do I run the Overspeed Report?

  1. From your Argus Dashboard, go to Reporting > Overspeed Report.
  2. Select the relevant asset or group.
  3. Choose a pre-set or custom date range and select the green Apply button to save your changes.
  4. Select a report format: web version, printer-friendly PDF or CSV.
  5. Select the speed threshold to report on (the default is 10 km/h).
  6. Type in a specific speed zone to report on, or leave it blank to report on all zones.
  7. Select the blue Run Report button when you're finished customising the report.

Video: Watch the video — a walkthrough of selecting the asset or group, date range, report format, speed threshold, and speed zone, then generating the report.

Argus GPS units report every 500 m; if an asset holds a high speed continuously, the report keeps logging it for that distance. If a risk point linked to an overspeed event is deleted, it's removed from this report — the report reflects the current state of risk points rather than a historical record.

This article doesn't cover which other report might answer your question — see the Driver Overspeed Report, the Geofence Overspeed Report, the Risk Point Report, or which report answers my question and which report you need to run.