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The rear door of a white van reading “HOW’S MY DRIVING” with a QR code, a phone scanning it on a residential street.

How’s My Driving sticker: Driver reports that already know the vehicle

Your fleet team’s phones get the unit, what happened and when. Photos and voice notes wait in your reports.

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How the How’s My Driving QR code works

  • A letter-size How’s my driving sign with a QR code and Unit 14 on the back door of a white van.On the back doors
  • A long bumper sticker on a white van: How’s my driving, Scan when parked, Unit 14, and a QR code.On the bumper
  • A hand holds a phone up to the sign on a parked van, a blue parking sign behind it.Scanned once parked
  • A printed card for the driver tucked into a van’s sun visor, explaining that praise counts too.A card for the driver

Every report reaches your whole fleet team

One report alerts everyone on your fleet team at the same time.

  • You
  • Dispatch
  • Safety lead

Reports arrive in the free iQR Alerts app

  • You and your people get the app.
  • Whoever scans needs no app.
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Fleet driver feedback in three steps

  1. One code per vehicle

  2. Parked? Scan and tap

  3. Your team hears it

Fleets that carry a How’s My Driving sticker

  • Delivery and courier vans
  • Trades and service fleets
  • School bus operators
  • Taxi and limo fleets
  • Trucking companies

Fleet questions

How is this different from a 1-800 How’s My Driving program?

A phone line needs a call from someone still behind the wheel, describing the truck from memory. Here the code already knows the vehicle, the time is taken when the report is sent, and a photo or voice note can come with it. Reports go to your own team, not a call centre.

What does the person reporting have to do?

Someone who is parked or safely stopped, a passenger or a person on foot points a phone camera at the code and taps Great driving or Report a problem. Never while driving: the page says so first. Picking what they saw takes seconds. A photo, a voice note and a reply address are optional. No app, no account.

Where does the How’s My Driving decal go?

On the back: the long sticker on the rear bumper, and the letter-size sign on a van’s back doors. Both say “Scan when parked”. Each carries that vehicle’s own code, so every report already names the unit. You print them from your account.

Who sees the reports?

Your fleet team gets each alert in the iQR Alerts app: which unit, what happened, when, and anything the person typed. Photos and voice notes stay in your reports, which only you, the account owner, can open. Reports come from the public and are not verified: treat each one as a lead, not proof.

What if one person sends a pile of complaints?

One browser can send up to 3 problem reports a day to your fleet, and a repeat within the hour is turned away. Your dashboard counts each browser’s reports; one tap blocks it fleet-wide. Clearing cookies or switching browser gets past that, and each network and browser has a limit too. Every report stays in your list.

When can fleets sign up?

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