Samsara Inc.

Aaron Zeisler

Matthew Lee Basham

Cassandra Lee Rommel

Kenshiro Nakagawa

Ava O'Neill

Casey Takahashi

Prajakti Jinachandran

Salil Gupta

Xicheng Xiong

Bernardo Farah

Jason Kwon

Manan Agarwal

Nicholas Jurden

A management server system may obtain data associated with a vehicle. The management server system may obtain the data from a plurality of data sources associated with the vehicle. The data may include a plurality of subsets of data that each correspond to correspond to a particular driver assignment category. Each subset of data may identify a particular persona as a driver of a vehicle. The management server system may determine a driver of the vehicle based on each subset of data and a hierarchical plurality of driver assignment categories. Based on the determination of the driver of the vehicle, the management server system can dynamically map the driver to a particular event. The management server system may generate a user interface identifying the driver and the event.

Driver identification using diverse driver assignment sources

An improved system and method of defining speeding severity levels, receiving over a wireless network from a vehicle device speed data and metadata, determining associated speeding severity levels, based at least in part on the determined associated speeding severity levels, determining whether an alert communication is to be transmitted the vehicle device, and in response to determining that an alert communication is to be transmitted the vehicle device, transmitting the alert communication via a wireless interface to the vehicle device, the alert communication configured to cause the vehicle device to provide a corresponding in-vehicle alert.

Vehicle speed management

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Aaron Zeisler