Driving History makes it easy to keep track of data like miles traveled, miles per gallon, idle time, average speed, and more. It lets you view details of your car’s individual trips and can show your driving activity over a full day, week, month, or year. So whether you’re a parent with a teen driver in the family, or a professional who expenses their travel, Hum gives you the driving history information you need.
Hum lets you see your driving history on a trip-by-trip basis, including starting and ending addresses for each one. It can also aggregate your activity, showing you key stats for your driving over a day, a week, a month, or even a custom range.
Hum tracks location, distance, trip time, speed, idle time, and even your MPG, providing you with a fully informed picture of your driving stats and habits. Tracking your driving history is a great way to monitor your travel and see where you might find efficiencies on the road.
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The Hum OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) Reader may have become disconnected. Or, the Hum OBD Reader may have temporarily been unable to capture trip data. If the issue persists, please contact Hum Customer Service at (800) 711-5800.
Hum does not show route information in Driving History, but it can show you the trips’ start and end points. You can view route information by accessing Safety Score in the Hum app.
Yes, you can view their Driving History from the Hum App or Hum Web Portal to get information on trip destinations, time and distance, idle time, fuel used, MPG, average speed and max speed. Driving History can be emailed as a downloadable CSV file. Other parent-friendly features include Vehicle Location, Boundary Alerts and Speed Alerts. You can also invite your teen driver to share his/her Safety Score with you via the Hum App.
