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.
What our customers are saying
"Driver·i has saved us so much money. They’ve easily paid for themselves five times over just from saving ourselves on litigation costs."
Dave Besterfeld
Vice President Midwest Operations At Altom Transport
"At first everyone was 50/50, but it’s improved our driving skills so much. Anything you do you want to be great in, especially if you love what you’re doing."
Rashad Hollis
Driver at sts electronic recycling, Inc
Case studies
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Medicab of Rochester Cuts Stop Sign Violations 83% with Netradyne
Medicab of Rochester is a non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) provider based in Rochester, New York.
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Magnum exonerates driver in 20 minutes thanks to Netradyne footage
Since adopting Netradyne, Magnum has seen measurable improvements across safety, operations, and driver engagement. One of the most impactful outcomes was real-time crash exoneration: in a serious incident, side camera footage from Netradyne cleared a wrongly detained driver within 20 minutes, an outcome that would have taken days or even weeks with the company’s previous system.
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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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