
TIE customers receive special pricing on Driver•i safety cameras
Your insureds are eligible for Preferential pricing. To request a demo, simply fill out the form with your insured's contact information, and we'll take it from there. They will be contacted within 24 hours by a regional rep. Please specify if you want to be included in the initial discovery call.
The most advanced AI dash camera.
HD video & night vision
Simple video recall
Automatic video upload
Reduction of unknown claims
Optional in-cab audio alerts
100 hours of storage
Protect your business from ligitation
Unlock access to the Driver•i® video safety system, our proprietary GreenZone® Score and a proactive, AI-powered, automated coaching solution. The true power lies in how Netradyne seamlessly transforms data and video into actionable insights.

Case studies

Allan Myers Achieves 48% Reduction in Fleet Incidents with Netradyne
Allan Myers's transportation operation includes approximately 1,600 drivers and more than 800 vehicles.
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Loomis Transforms Fleet Safety with Real-Time Driver Monitoring and AI-Powered Insights
Learn how Loomis is elevating fleet safety and driver performance under the leadership of Randall Sheltra, EVP of Risk Management, who is driving the company’s forward-thinking approach to risk reduction. By implementing Netradyne’s AI-powered video platform, Loomis has replaced delayed incident reviews with immediate, in-cab feedback—empowering drivers to correct risky behaviors like fatigue and distraction in real time. With clearer video, streamlined coaching workflows, and built-in positive reinforcement, the solution enables safety teams to create lasting behavior change, reduce risk, and improve operational efficiency. More than just a technology deployment, this partnership supports a long-term vision for safer roads and stronger fleet performance.
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G&J Pepsi Reduces Severe Speeding Violations 82% with Netradyne
G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers was founded in 1925 when Nell Gross and Esther Jarson convinced their partners, Walter Gross and Isaac Jarson, to buy a small water company in Cincinnati.
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