Drowsy Driving Mitigation: Netradyne CVSA NAFMP Webinar
Driver fatigue is one of the most difficult and dangerous risks to manage. Traditional approaches rely on self-reporting, post-incident review, or hours-of-service compliance. But fatigue doesn’t always follow the clock.
See how leading fleets are using real-time fatigue detection and actionable video insights to reduce risk, protect drivers, and prevent costly incidents. Watch the On-Demand Webinar Now.
Webinar Overview
In this North American Fatigue Management Program (NAFMP) webinar, Netradyne demonstrates how fleets can proactively detect the earliest signs of driver fatigue—before microsleep leads to a collision.
What You’ll Learn
- How Netradyne’s dedicated in-cab driver monitoring sensor tracks eye closure, blinking patterns, and head movement
- How fatigue can be detected even at night and through most sunglasses
- How real-time in-cab audio alerts help drivers self-correct in the moment
- How video and data insights in the Netradyne portal enable safety teams to identify fatigue trends, adjust schedules, and intervene proactively
The session features:
- Philippe Riche, Director of Product Management, Netradyne
- Susan Crampton, Field Marketing Manager, Netradyne
- Hosted by Rodolfo Giacoman, CVSA Fatigue Management Specialist
See how leading fleets are using real-time fatigue detection and actionable video insights to reduce risk, protect drivers, and prevent costly incidents.

Speakers:
Philippe Riche
Susan Crampton
Rodolfo Giacoman
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