Map View

Monitor live driver positions, manage last-minute assignments geographically, and respond to the "Signal Lost" alert (FR393).

Overview

The Map View (screen G-03) provides a geographic overview of all active missions and driver positions. It is powered by server-sent events (SSE) that push GPS coordinates from the driver mobile app in real time, so driver markers move as the driver moves — no refresh required.

When to use it: the Map View is most useful for last-minute mission management, handling incidents, and visually identifying the nearest available driver for an urgent request.

Screenshot note: live map tiles and driver position markers are masked in the Playwright harness screenshots to ensure pixel-deterministic testing (FR414). The actual interface shows a full interactive map.

Driver markers

Each online driver appears as a pin on the map. The pin color indicates their current state:

Color	State
Green	Available — no active mission
Blue	On a mission
Amber	Mission ending soon (within 30 minutes)
Grey	Offline / not transmitting

Click a driver marker to open a driver detail popover showing:

Driver name and photo
Current vehicle plate and category
Active mission reference (if any) with ETA at destination
Available slots — the next window the driver would be free

FR393 — Signal Lost badge

FR393 — Driver Silent Alert applies to drivers who are currently on a mission but whose GPS signal has not been received for a configurable interval (default: 5 minutes).

When the threshold is exceeded:

The driver's marker changes to an amber "Signal Lost" badge on the map.
A notification appears in the operator's alert feed.
The operator can click the badge to open a panel with the last known position, the time since the last signal, and the mission in progress.
From that panel, the operator can tap Alert driver to send an in-app push notification prompting the driver to check their connection.

Signal Lost does not automatically reassign the mission — that decision remains with the operator. If the driver does not recover signal within the secondary threshold (default: 15 minutes), the system escalates the alert to an incident status.

Mission pins

Pickup and drop-off points for active and upcoming missions appear as distinct pin types:

Green flag — pickup point
Checkered flag — drop-off point
Clock pin — upcoming mission (more than 2 hours away)

Click a mission pin to see the mission summary. If the mission is unassigned, an Assign from here button lets you open the assignment wizard pre-filtered to nearby available drivers.

Geographic assignment

The map view integrates directly with the assignment workflow:

Click an unassigned mission pin.
Click Assign from here in the mission popover.
The Direct Assignment wizard opens (screen G-06), with drivers pre-sorted by proximity to the pickup point.
Select a driver and confirm. RSE compliance checks run as usual.

The map also supports a drag-to-assign gesture: drag a mission pin onto a driver marker to initiate the assignment confirmation modal. This is a fast-path for operators comfortable with the geographic view.

Filtering the map

Use the layer controls (top-right) to toggle visibility of:

Active missions — show/hide mission pins
Available drivers — show/hide green driver markers
Offline drivers — show/hide grey markers
Signal Lost — highlight only drivers with the Signal Lost badge

The search bar (top-left) accepts driver names or mission references to pan the map to a specific point of interest.

Gantt View — timeline view for temporal planning
List View — tabular view for bulk processing
Direct Assignment — step-by-step driver selection wizard
RSE Compliance — compliance checks applied at assignment