What can cause a driver to be disassociated with a vehicle?

A driver can be disassociated from a vehicle via a few methods:

1. If the driver was associated with a vehicle via the Geotab Drive app, then they should be disassociated with the vehicle when logging out of the Drive App.
2. A driver will be disassociated from a vehicle after the next ignition off event in the following scenarios:
   • The driver was associated with the vehicle via NFC (while ignition is on) and "Driver Identification Reminder" is turned on
     • With "Driver Identification Reminder" turned on, the driver will still be associated with the vehicle after the ignition of a vehicle is turned off for the duration specified by the reminder settings. Ie. 30 seconds in the below example:???
     • With "Driver Identification Reminder" turned off, the driver will still be associated with the vehicle after an ignition off event
   • The driver was associated with the vehicle by an administrator on MyGeotab via the Assign Driver function on the Map Page
     • The driver will not be disassociated from the vehicle after an ignition off event if they are set to be the default driver of the vehicle

3. A driver will be disassociated from a vehicle if another driver is subsequently associated with the vehicle via NFC, MyGeotab or Geotab Drive

• The driver will not be disassociated with a vehicle if another driver associates themselves with the same vehicle via the Geotab Drive app on the same tablet; in this case they would be a co-driver.
• If an unassigned key is tagged, the driver will not be disassociated from the vehicle on the Trip History page since MyGeotab does not recognize the key.

4. A driver will be disassociated with a vehicle when associating themselves with another vehicle.

Driver disassociation via MyGeotab or the Geotab Drive app will not clear saved NFC serial information on the device for that trip.

• Note : It is not recommended to use IOX-NFC in conjunction with Geotab Drive and Hours of Service (HOS)