One pool, nearest driver
- 1A booking enters the system.
- 2The nearest driver receives the offer.
- 3The system rarely considers whether that driver is actually the best person for the job.
Advanced Driver Groups allow operators to create intelligent driver pools based on skills, experience, vehicle type, compliance, location, contracts and performance.
One Pool
Most dispatch systems treat drivers as a single pool.
Advanced Driver Groups solve this problem.
What Are Advanced Driver Groups?
The result is smarter dispatching, higher customer satisfaction and better operational control.
Your Groups
Every transport operation is different. Advanced Driver Groups allow you to create groups that reflect how your business actually works.
Drivers can belong to multiple groups simultaneously, allowing operators to build highly flexible allocation rules.
Examples include:
See Driver Groups In Action
When a booking enters Mission Control, Advanced Driver Groups work alongside the dispatch engine to determine eligibility.
Rather than offering the booking to every available driver, the platform automatically filters the pool based on your requirements.
Pick a booking to see who it can go to.
New booking
Route 14 · 07:40
Needs
School Drivers
School work goes to approved school drivers.
4 of 12 drivers eligible
Nearest overall: Guy Hawkins, 1 min · not in group
Offered
Not in group
Not in group
In group
Not in group
In group
Not in group
Not in group
Not in group
Not in group
In group
Not in group
The dispatch process becomes more intelligent without creating additional work for the office.
More Than Dispatch
Contracts, permissions, pricing, handbacks, messages, performance, geography and compliance.
Platform-Wide
Driver Groups are integrated throughout MyRide. They influence:
This creates a consistent operational framework across the business.
Real-World Examples
Create a dedicated Airport Driver Group with airport-trained drivers, larger luggage vehicles and flight-tracking workflows.
Assign only approved, DBS-verified school drivers to school transport contracts.
Create Executive Driver Groups with premium vehicles, dress code requirements and corporate account permissions.
Restrict healthcare journeys to drivers who have completed required training and safeguarding requirements.
Allocate high-value business accounts to trusted drivers with strong performance records.
Why Operators Use Advanced Driver Groups
Advanced Driver Groups allow operators to organise drivers logically and automate many operational decisions.
The result is:
For Operators
Comparison
Drivers
Dispatch
Allocation
Control
Communication
Pricing
Contracts
All drivers treated equally
Basic location-based dispatch
Manual allocation decisions
Limited operational control
Generic communication
Basic pricing structures
Difficult contract allocation
Drivers organised by capability
Multi-layer eligibility filtering
Automated assignment logic
Full dispatch control
Targeted driver communication
Group-based pricing
Contract-specific driver pools
Organise drivers by skill, compliance, performance, contracts and geography to create a more efficient, scalable transport operation.