safety program assessment tool

How safe is your fleet?

You're doing more coaching, more reporting, and more data reviews. But collision rates hold steady and insurance premiums keep climbing. This quiz pinpoints what stage your safety program is in, and what will help move it to the next stage.

Where does your fleet stand on safety?

Find your Fleet Safety Maturity stage and the specific actions that will move you forward.

In 5 minutes, you'll discover:

Your stage: Reactive, Compliant, Proactive, or Predictive

Quick wins for the next 30–90 days

How to measure what actually works

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What industry best describes your fleet?

Trucking

Distribution

Waste & Recycling

Home & Commercial Services

Construction

Other Industry

How many vehicles are in your fleet?

1-29

30-250

251-1,000

1,001-10,000

10,000+

When does your team typically coach drivers on safety behaviors?

Only after a serious incident or crash

Regularly, but mostly triggered by specific alerts or events

Regularly, using a mix of incident data and early warning signals like speeding trends

Continuously — coaching is automated and targeted based on predictive data

How quickly does a driver typically receive feedback after a risky driving event?

Days or weeks, depending on when someone has time to review it

Within 24–48 hours as a standard process

Same day or within a few hours, consistently across the fleet

In real-time or near-real-time, often through in-cab alerts during the drive

How would you describe how your drivers experience the safety program?

Mostly punitive — it usually means something went wrong

Neutral — they follow the rules but aren't particularly engaged

Engaged — they understand expectations and see the program as fair and supportive

Active participants — drivers coach each other and take personal ownership of safety outcomes

How does your team decide which drivers to coach?

Whoever was involved in the most recent incident

Whoever is generating the most alerts or events

We systematically prioritize by risk level using leading indicators

Coaching is automated and prioritized by predictive risk models

How do you know whether your coaching is actually working?

We don't have a reliable way to measure it

We track activity — sessions completed, drivers coached

We track behavior change — we can see whether coached behaviors improve after a session

We measure impact and use the data to continuously refine our approach

Where does safety show up beyond your safety team?

It doesn't — safety is managed in one place and doesn't connect to operations or HR

Occasionally — other teams are aware of safety goals but aren't actively involved

Regularly — operations, dispatch, and/or HR participate in safety decisions

Safety metrics appear in leadership reviews and directly influence decisions like routing and capacity planning

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reactive

0-250

compliant

251-500

proactive

501-750

predictive

751-1000

Your Fleet Safety Maturity

Stage 1: Reactive

Trucking

251-1,000

Vehicles

Your score:

out of

1000

You're building the foundation. Your safety program is primarily responding to incidents rather than preventing them. Coaching often happens after crashes or serious events, making it harder to influence driver behavior before risk escalates.

The biggest opportunity is creating more structure and shortening the time between an event and a coaching conversation.

Quick Wins (30–90 Days)

Define your top 3–5 risky driving behaviors
Set a coaching expectation within 24–48 hours of a risky event
Use a consistent coaching framework across managers
Begin tracking coaching activity consistently

Your Fleet Safety Maturity

Stage 2: Compliant

Trucking

251-1,000

Vehicles

Your score:

out of

1000

You've built the structure. Now it's time to increase impact. Your fleet has established safety processes and coaching routines, but your program still relies heavily on alerts and individual events.

Next, shift from event-driven to behavior-driven coaching. Faster feedback on risky behavior is one of the quickest ways to improve results.

Quick Wins (30–90 Days)

Establish a weekly coaching cadence
Prioritize coaching using driver risk instead of recent incidents
Introduce same-day or near real-time feedback where possible
Follow up after coaching to measure improvement

Your Fleet Safety Maturity

Stage 3: Proactive

Trucking

251-1,000

Vehicles

Your score:

out of

1000

You're staying ahead of risk. Your fleet has moved beyond compliance. Coaching is guided by leading indicators, safety is part of everyday operations, and your program proactively prevents risk.

The next opportunity is expanding accountability across the organization and making safety a broader business input.

Quick Wins (30–90 Days)

Track supervisor coaching performance
Introduce team-based safety goals
Increase visibility with performance dashboards
Formalize driver recognition

Your Fleet Safety Maturity

Stage 4: Predictive

Trucking

251-1,000

Vehicles

Your score:

out of

1000

You're operating at a best-in-class level. Safety is a competitive advantage. Coaching is targeted, leadership uses safety to drive decisions, and your systems proactively prevent risk.

Your focus now is sustaining performance, optimizing your program, and using safety results to strengthen your competitive advantage.

Quick Wins (30–90 Days)

Review fleet-wide risk trends regularly
Tie safety metrics to operational KPIs
Share safety performance with customers and insurers
Continue recognizing high-performing drivers

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The 4 stages of safety program maturity

Reactive

Incident-driven,  inconsistent coaching

Compliant

Structured processes, limited behavior change

Proactive

Measurable improvement, culture shift

Predictive

Safety embedded across operations, competitive advantage

35%

decrease in severe alerts

39%

decrease in moderate alerts

“With Netradyne, we’re not just catching problems, we’re preventing them. It’s allowed us to create a positive environment where we celebrate success and coach for improvement.”

Ron Bourque Jr.

SVP of Safety & Risk Management

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Informed by customer safety programs, insights from Netradyne leaders, and 30+ billion miles of real fleet data.

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What you'll get: 

Actionable steps to continue improving your fleet safety program
How to implement recognition-based coaching across your fleet
An understanding of where your fleet safety program stacks up

How safe is your fleet?

The 4 stages of safety program maturity

Reactive

Compliant

Proactive

Predictive

Built on real-word driving intelligence

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