Caffey Distributing Company, a top-tier beverage wholesaler serving thousands of retailers, transformed its fleet safety and operational culture by deploying Netradyne’s AI-powered Driver•i platform to replace unreliable legacy cameras and fragmented systems.

The solution delivered dependable incident footage, real-time behavior insights, and gamified coaching that engaged drivers rather than punished them, resulting in a 25% drop in incidents, roughly $170,000 in claims savings, and dramatic year-over-year improvements in safety metrics. With high voluntary adoption and measurable gains in compliance and driver morale, Caffey strengthened its risk management, reduced liability exposure, and fostered a proactive safety culture across its multi-location operations.

Tech24, one of the largest commercial foodservice equipment repair providers in the U.S., tackled a hidden fleet safety challenge across its 1,000+ vehicle operation by deploying Netradyne’s AI-driven Driver•i platform to gain clear visibility into driver behavior and surface actionable insights. With high-definition video and the GreenZone® scoring system that rewards safe driving, Tech24 shifted from fragmented telematics to a data-rich safety culture that empowered positive coaching rather than punitive enforcement. The impact was immediate: at-fault accidents plunged 66% in the first month, total accidents dropped 44%, and at-fault incidents were down 75% year-to-date, while fleet scores climbed significantly—validating the investment and laying the groundwork for expanded use as the company scales.

Aim Transportation Solutions, a leading full-service truck leasing, maintenance, and logistics provider with thousands of vehicles across North America, modernized its fleet safety program by deploying Netradyne’s AI-driven Driver•i platform to replace a previously reactive and data-sparse safety process. Leveraging GreenZone scoring and granular driver behavior insights, Aim shifted to a proactive safety culture that celebrates positive performance and targets improvement opportunities, resulting in significant reductions in severe and moderate alerts, sustained low CSA unsafe-driving scores, and a large portion of its drivers achieving elite safety scores. This transformation not only strengthened risk management and operational consistency but also increased driver engagement by making safety metrics a source of professional pride and continuous development.