It is a joke
If the camera says you did something and it clearly shows it is wrong and you are right they still don't fix it also the points taken off are ridiculous. It is always saying no seatbelt when I clearly am wearing one and numerous other misidentified events. And they say it will be reviewed but it's not after they convince your company to use them customer service is thrown out.
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Must Have for Safety
The app is a must have for drivers. It allows you to see alerts, and lets you know exactly how to improve your score. It also shows your scores compared to other drivers in the fleet adding a competitive edge to safe driving.
More Than a Camera: A Tool for Safer Driving
Many commercial drivers view onboard camera systems as intrusive tools used by management to monitor and micromanage drivers. I once shared those concerns. However, my experience with Netradyne’s Driver•i system has changed my perspective. I now see it as a valuable tool for improving safety, accountability, and driver performance.
Driver•i allows drivers to review recorded and time stamped driving events, such as incomplete stops or excessive lane changes. By reviewing these events, drivers can identify unsafe habits and make corrections before they become repeated behaviors.
From a transportation management perspective, this encourages drivers to take greater ownership of their safety performance. Management does not need to intervene with every event when drivers are actively reviewing their performance and correcting their own mistakes.
So from my experience, Driver•i has changed how I view onboard camera systems. Rather than seeing them solely as monitoring devices, I now recognize their value as tools for improving safety, encouraging self correction, and strengthening driver accountability. When drivers actively use the information provided, these systems may support safer driving habits while reducing the need for constant management intervention.
Driver•i allows drivers to review recorded and time stamped driving events, such as incomplete stops or excessive lane changes. By reviewing these events, drivers can identify unsafe habits and make corrections before they become repeated behaviors.
From a transportation management perspective, this encourages drivers to take greater ownership of their safety performance. Management does not need to intervene with every event when drivers are actively reviewing their performance and correcting their own mistakes.
So from my experience, Driver•i has changed how I view onboard camera systems. Rather than seeing them solely as monitoring devices, I now recognize their value as tools for improving safety, encouraging self correction, and strengthening driver accountability. When drivers actively use the information provided, these systems may support safer driving habits while reducing the need for constant management intervention.
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This AI Is A Joke
The AI picks up ghost speed limits, picks up the wrong speed limits, will give you a hard brake alert when you make a stop in a safe distance to avoid running a red light or when the truck automatically hits the brakes because the trucks camera has a meltdown, and will give you a traffic light alert when there was no other choice but to go through it because you would end up in the intersection if you did do a hard brake. The AI isn’t that smart and is not programmed for real world situations
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85 percent accuracy
I love this app. If it would be accurate I will get tons of stars. When it comes to danger critics events The app doesn't record all situations. In general it's good to work with. Thanks.
