Violations and Map
The Violations tab lists the individual eco-driving events behind the scores, instead of the aggregate. It has two sub-tabs, Table and Map, which share the same filters, units, and date range.
The Violations Table
| Column | Shown by default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Start | Yes | When the violation began. |
| End | Yes | When it ended. |
| Unit | Yes | The vehicle. |
| Driver | Yes | The driver bound to the unit at the time. |
| Violation type | Always | The Wialon criterion, with its color dot. |
| Duration | Yes | How long the violation lasted. |
| Value | Yes | The maximum speed recorded during the event. |
| Distance | Yes | Distance covered between the start and end points. |
| Weight | Yes | The penalty weight applied to the score. |
| Start address | No | Reverse-geocoded address of the start point. |
| End address | No | Reverse-geocoded address of the end point. |
Use the View button to show or hide columns; your choice is remembered. Addresses are resolved in the background and fall back to coordinates if a lookup is unavailable.
The table is virtualized, so a full month of fleet-wide violations scrolls without slowing down.
Filters
Click Filters in the toolbar to open the filter popover. The button shows how many filters are active.
- Driver — a single driver, or All drivers.
- Type — a single violation criterion, or All types.
- Min value — hides events below a given value (maximum speed), which is the quickest way to strip out minor events.
Clear resets every filter at once. The unit selector and date range in the main toolbar apply on top of these.
The Map
The Map sub-tab plots the same filtered violations.
Clusters
Nearby violations are grouped into clusters drawn as small pie charts, split by criterion, with the total count in the middle. This shows what kind of hotspot you are looking at before you zoom into it. Hovering a cluster lists the criteria and counts; clicking it zooms in until the cluster breaks apart.
Heatmap
The flame button toggles a heatmap layer. Each violation contributes its full start-to-end path rather than a single point, which is what exposes the junction, roundabout, or depot approach that repeatedly produces violations. Intensity and radius scale with zoom level.
Selecting a violation
Click a violation in the side list or on the map to focus it. The event is drawn on its own with a green A marker at the start, a red B marker at the end, and a dashed line in the criterion color between them. The map eases in to the event. Click again to deselect.
The side list mirrors the table selection and shows the unit, criterion, timestamp, driver, duration, and maximum speed for each event.
Events without coordinates
Some Wialon accounts do not include positions in their eco-driving data. When that happens, FleetTAB shows a counter for how many events had no coordinates, and — if none of them are mappable — an explicit message rather than an empty map.
Exporting Violations
The Export menu on this tab offers:
| Format | Columns |
|---|---|
| Excel | Unit, Driver, Criterion, Start Time, Duration, Max Speed, Distance, Weight, plus start and end coordinates. |
| CSV | The same, without coordinates. |
Exports respect the active filters, units, and date range.