Executives from Werner, Bennett and Motive told an ATA session that AI-driven camera alerts, fueling guidance and faster event reviews are gaining driver acceptance when rollouts are explained well. They said adoption is more cultural than technical and that people keep final judgment.
Continue reading: Fleet execs say AI cab alerts and video won over skeptical driversPACCAR announced PACCAR Connect on October 19, 2026, a factory-integrated platform combining an in-cab touchscreen, telematics and fleet applications for Kenworth and Peterbilt Class 8 trucks. Availability is planned for early 2027, according to a report by AD HOC NEWS citing the company.
EquipmentShare says at-fault DOT recordable incidents per million miles fell 37% from 2024 to 2025, the first full year after it deployed T3 dash cameras and driver safety tools in January 2025. The figures come from T3's own case study, so they are vendor-reported and have not been independently verified.
Brigade Electronics has launched Haloniq, a video telematics software platform that combines live tracking, video, driver-safety data, compliance tools and reporting in one system. The company says it works with Brigade's own cameras and with third-party devices, which could matter for fleets already running mixed equipment.
Netradyne has launched Netradyne Intelligence, a platform that uses AI agents to carry out safety workflows such as coaching preparation and collision record assembly. The Coaching Agent and Incident Response Agent are available now, with the Rewards and Reporting agents due in the third quarter of 2026.
