Video telematics provider Netradyne announced that thousands of Knight-Swift trucks will be outfitted with new dash cam and safety technology as part of a partnership between the two companies.
On April 3, San Diego-headquartered Netradyne announced an agreement with Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc. to provide 15,500 Knight and Swift trucks with Driver•i D-450 and D-215 fleet safety dash cameras.
The Driver•i D-450 is a four-camera video telematics device that provides a 270-degree view through a road-facing camera and two side cameras. The D-215 offers a default road-facing view as well as optional driver-facing capabilities.
Companies say that the dash cam systems will be installed “in the back half of 2025.”
Netadyne says that the dash cams will analyze “100% of driving time” and provide “real-time, in-cab audio alerts, empowering drivers with self-coaching, accident warnings, and immediate guidance for safer decisions.”
The dash cam system also provides a driver score called a GreenZone Score that “calculates an accurate reflection of what’s happening in the field of a driver.”
“At Knight Transportation and Swift Transportation, safety is a foundational value and pre-requisite for the transportation services we provide. Netradyne’s unmatched investment in cutting-edge AI technology made them the clear choice for our fleets. The in-cab audio alerts and real-time feedback are unique tools that empower our drivers to make safer decisions on the road,” said David Tillman, SVP of Safety and Driver Development at Knight-Swift. “What truly sets Netradyne apart is their ability to recognize and positively reinforce safe behaviors, which aligns well with our safety culture and our desire to highlight the outstanding achievements of our professional drivers. With the most up-to-date AI on the market, combined with a focus on driver development and positive feedback, Netradyne’s tools and technology represent an invaluable advancement to our safety programs.”
“We’re honored that our solutions empower one of North America’s leading names in trucking and logistics to achieve meaningful milestones in driver safety, underscoring the real-world impact and effectiveness of Netradyne’s technology,” said Avneesh Agrawal, CEO and Co-Founder of Netradyne. “Our industry-leading positive recognition AI continues to set us apart, and we’re delighted the Knight-Swift team recognizes its potential to improve fleet operations, elevate driver safety, and enhance overall driver satisfaction.”
Phoenix, Arizona-headquartered Knight-Swift’s fleet includes “roughly 19,000 tractors,” according to the company website.
