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Geotab Launches GO Focus Plus AI Dash Cam
Geotab has introduced the GO Focus Plus AI dash cam with in-cab voice coaching, designed to reduce risky driving behaviors and provide fleet managers with real-time safety insights.

The GO Focus Plus AI dash cam detects risky behaviors such as phone use and tailgating, providing instant in-cab voice alerts to help drivers self-correct.
Photo: Geotab
Geotab has introduced the GO Focus Plus AI dash cam, a dual-facing device paired with its new video intelligence platform. The system uses in-cab voice coaching to help drivers self-correct risky behaviors.
In a recent pilot, the dash cam reduced:
Tailgating incidents by 90%
Phone use by 95%
The goal is to prevent accidents by turning alerts into immediate coaching opportunities, shifting fleet safety from reactive to proactive.

The MyGeotab platform provides fleet managers with coaching dashboards, event footage, and data-driven insights to improve driver safety and performance.
Photo: Geotab
Industry Context
Large truck crashes remain a concern, with 5,300 fatal crashes in 2023, a 43% increase over the past decade. Geotab’s survey found that more than one-third of drivers considered leaving the profession last year, citing stress, long hours, and safety challenges.

The dual-facing GO Focus Plus AI dash cam integrates video intelligence with Geotab data to give fleets a complete view of risk and driver behavior.
Photo: Geotab/Work Truck
Key Features of GO Focus Plus
Proactive Driver Coaching: Instant in-cab voice prompts for distractions such as phone use, fatigue, or tailgating.
Targeted Fleet Management: AI filters urgent risks and repeat patterns, pairing alerts with video and contextual data.
Seamless Integration: MyGeotab platform assigns, tracks, and recognizes progress to reinforce a safety culture
Evolving AI Video Intelligence Platform
Geotab’s platform is designed to improve over time. Each software update refines detection and coaching automatically. The system’s open architecture supports a growing range of cameras and capabilities expected in future releases.
“The safest fleet is a well-supported fleet,” said Charlie Elliott, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Marketplace at Geotab. “By combining video with data intelligence, we’re giving drivers real-time support and helping managers build a culture of safety.”
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