There’s always room for improvement behind the wheel. That’s why Safety Score uses your phone to create a safe driving score based on your acceleration, speed, braking, cornering, and phone use while driving. It’s a fun, educational way for families to foster safe driving habits.
Both my wife and I have the Hum in our cars. We think the units help us to be safer while driving, and we like it when we get alerted when something is wrong with the cars.Jim and Rani
Your Safety Score is determined by analyzing a number of areas including: hard braking, rapid acceleration, speeding (based on posted speed limits), sharp cornering, and phone use while driving. Additional factors, such as miles driven, also influence your score. Your score is derived from data gathered by your smartphone’s sensors, not the Hum OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) Reader. Therefore, your smartphone with the Hum App must be in the vehicle for Safety Score to work.
You don’t have to wait long. Safety Score information is typically updated a few minutes after the end of each trip. The more trips you take the more accurate your score will be.
Hum+/Hum×
It’s easy! In the Hum App, tap on Safety Score to see your weekly trip
details including trip date and time, miles driven, duration and route. You
can also invite friends and family to share their Safety Score with you.
You can view details about your recent trips, such as start and end point,
by accessing Driving History in the Hum App or Hum Web Portal. (Remember,
your phone must be in your car with you in order for Hum to capture Safety
Score and route information.)
Hum+/Hum×
Hum+ & Hum× uses GPS for features including Safety Score, Vehicle
Location, Driving History, Boundary Alerts, Pinpoint Roadside Assistance and Crash Response.
These features identify the GPS location of the vehicle where the Hum OBD Reader is installed.
Hum App
The Hum App uses your GPS location for Safety Score and the navigation
features.
To change how Hum uses your GPS location, you can remove the Hum Hardware from your vehicle or edit your smartphone’s privacy settings.
