DriverStandard gives transport operators, driving assessors and training providers a structured, Roadcraft-informed way to assess drivers, record faults fairly, develop weaknesses and prove competence — on any tablet, even offline.
Most assessment processes start and stop with a form. DriverStandard connects the whole journey, from the first observation on the road to verified closure of a development action.
Structured on-the-road assessments guided by Roadcraft principles: Information, Position, Speed, Gear and Acceleration. Faults marked live in one to three taps, with fair, consistent classification.
Weaknesses become development actions automatically. Knowledge checks target the exact gap — roundabout planning, drivers' hours, vulnerable road users — and reassessments are scheduled.
Driver and assessor sign, the record locks, and a professional PDF report is produced. Corrections afterwards are audited, never silent. Competence you can evidence to an auditor.
DriverStandard is informed by the rules and guidance that shape professional driving in Great Britain — not invented standards.
Sources: The Highway Code (GOV.UK, Open Government Licence v3); Regulation (EC) 561/2006 as retained in GB law; the Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations 2005. See The Standards for the full picture.
Know that every driver on your fleet has been assessed to a consistent standard, with development actions tracked to closure and records ready for an audit or a Traffic Commissioner's inquiry.
A tablet-first marking screen designed for the road: one to three taps per observation, works offline, and produces a professional branded report the moment the assessment ends.
Source-referenced knowledge checks explain every answer, weaknesses become targeted learning, and drivers keep a verifiable competence timeline they can be proud of.
DriverStandard never determines competence on its own. Fault severity is always chosen by the assessor. A serious fault against a positive overall result demands a written justification. Records lock once signed, and any later correction is preserved in an audit trail alongside the original. Your professional judgement stays exactly where it belongs — with you.