
Dot Foods cuts high-risk drivers from 2,200 to 30 with data coaching
Private fleets can't replace drivers anymore, so they're scoring behavior and coaching the bottom 10% instead of firing them. Dot Foods' system costs $250,000…
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Private fleets can't replace drivers anymore, so they're scoring behavior and coaching the bottom 10% instead of firing them. Dot Foods' system costs $250,000…

Fuel South Express pre-staged drivers, automated routing, and ran predictive maintenance to supply Circle K stores through back-to-back winter freezes that…

Lance Evans, K&B's safety director, explains how AI-powered dashcams identify risky behaviors and what fleets still need human oversight to catch.

Netradyne's new AI agents handle coaching sessions, incident records, and driver recognition without manager input. Safety teams get execution, not just alerts.

Fleet managers can now review dashcam snapshots and driver behavior data in one screen instead of toggling between platforms during coaching sessions.

Waste Connections runs 18,000 connected trucks on telematics. Here's what the same platform costs a small fleet and what you get for the money.

Mid-sized carrier deploys AI-powered safety cameras and generative AI tools to review driver behavior, but keeps humans in the loop to catch data errors and…
A 200-truck flatbed carrier is using phone-blocking tech, geofenced speed caps, and multi-camera AI to cut distracted driving and bridge strikes, and its…