Driver Day & GPS · updated 2026-10-01

How to run Driver Reports and export the CSV

Driver Reports adds the days up per driver and opens the same GPS panel as the driver profile right beside the list: pick a driver and a day, and the map, the replay and the timeline load on the same page.

Before you start

• Open "Drivers" in the sidebar and click "Driver Reports", or click "Fleet Activity" on the dashboard's "Active Locations" card.

1. ## Pick the period
   Use the presets "This week", "Last week", "This month", or "Last 30 days", or set your own dates with the two date fields.
2. ## Pick a driver and a day
   The left column lists each driver with the live status, the period miles, driving hours, jobs and a small trend line. Click a driver to open the days underneath, then click a day: the right side shows that day with the KPI cards, the map, the replay and the timeline. "Open driver profile" takes you to the same day inside the driver's profile.
3. ## Open the weekly recap
   The "Weekly recap" button plays the week as cards: fleet miles, driver of the week, landfill runs, and the all-time record day. During the launch promotion it is open on every account.
4. ## Export the CSV
   Click "Export CSV" to download one row per driver per day. During the launch promotion export works on every account.

What happens next

• During the launch promotion every row shows the full report on every account.

Troubleshooting

A day shows the note "basic" and some columns are empty.

Basic days carry only miles, worked hours, and stop counts. Open the day and unlock it in full to see driving time, landfill runs, and tasks.

Related guides

• How GPS access works on the free plan
• How to get the daily driver summary by email
• How to track a truck's mileage and usage history in Dumpster Controls

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