Read More: Fleet Manager Salaries Continue to Rise as Responsibilities Expand
Netradyne Delivers 66% Reduction in At-Fault Crashes Across Domino's Franchise Network
Five Domino's franchises and more than 1,000 vehicles are now running on Netradyne's AI-powered fleet safety and performance platform. Designed for fleets that use personal or non-owned vehicles, FlexMount allows drivers to quickly install and remove Driver-i.

In the first quarter following implementation of Netradyne’s AI-powered fleet safety platform, RPM Pizza achieved a 66% reduction in at-fault crashes. The fleet also reported severe speeding violations dropped to 0%, and severe stop sign violations declined 22% week-over-week.
Netradyne | Work Truck
- Netradyne's AI-powered platform has helped reduce at-fault crashes by 66% across participating Domino's franchise fleets.
- The implementation involves more than 1,000 vehicles across five Domino's franchises utilizing the fleet safety technology.
- FlexMount enables quick installation and removal of the Driver-i system, accommodating the use of personal or non-owned vehicles.
*Summarized by AI
Netradyne is helping deliver safety across Domino's franchise network with five independent franchise operators on the Netradyne platform and more than 1,000 delivery vehicles equipped with Netradyne’s AI-powered video safety and telematics solution.
The expansion, Netradyne said, reflects a growing recognition among franchise operators that driver safety, operational efficiency, and profitability are inseparable.
Expansion across the Domino’s network began with RPM Pizza, one of the nation's largest Domino's franchisees and the first to deploy Netradyne's platform.
RPM Pizza has since deployed more than 600 Driver-i D-215 dual-facing camera systems across 51 stores.
Beyond driver safety, the company relies on Netradyne's full fleet management suite, including fleet tracking, fuel management, and preventative maintenance, to drive day-to-day operational efficiency across its network. The results have been transformational, according to Netradyne.
Reduction in At-Fault Crashes
A 66% Reduction in at-fault crashes and zero incidents across the fleet in First Quarter Following Implementation
RPM Pizza set an ambitious goal: a 50% year-over-year reduction in delivery-related auto crashes, representing more than $2 million in annual loss exposure. Netradyne helped them build momentum towards that goal.
In the first quarter following implementation, RPM Pizza achieved a 66% reduction in at-fault crashes. Their fleet's GreenZone Score reached 973 out of 1,000, well above their internal goal of 850, reflecting measurable, sustained improvement in driver behavior.
Analyzing 100% of Drive Time
Netradyne analyzes 100% of drive time, giving operators the complete picture while helping drivers receive timely feedback in the moments that matter.
The platform's recognition-based GreenZone Score rewards safe driving and helps build a positive safety culture, while full video context helps managers resolve questions faster and reduce guesswork.
Reduction in Risky Driving Behaviors
Risky driving behaviors dropped across the board:
- Driver distraction fell 24% week-over-week
- Severe speeding violations dropped to 0%
- Severe stop sign violations declined 22% week-over-week
- Average following distance improved to 4.1 seconds, a strong indicator of safe, attentive driving
“One team member described the Netradyne camera as having a ‘guardian angel in the car,’ helping drivers get home safely to their kids, while also providing critical video evidence that protects our people, supports law enforcement, and keeps the public safe,” said Ted Mueller, senior director of risk management and legal at RPM Pizza.
Innovation Built Around the Driver
Netradyne said that deploying commercial-grade AI cameras across a delivery fleet can be challenging when many drivers use their personal vehicles. RPM Pizza required a solution that is easy to install, remove, and use at the start and end of every shift.
Netradyne worked directly with RPM Pizza to develop FlexMount, an easy-to-install suction cup mounting option for the Driver-i D-215 camera system.
Designed for fleets that use personal or non-owned vehicles, FlexMount allows drivers to quickly install and remove Driver-i without tools or permanent vehicle modification. This customer-driven innovation helps companies extend AI-powered safety across more vehicles while reducing deployment friction and protecting driver-owned cars.
A Growing Network Built on Proven Results
The success at RPM Pizza has driven rapid adoption across the Domino's franchise community. Netradyne now counts five Domino's franchise operators among its customers, with additional franchises actively in discussions.
Netradyne also maintains a formal partnership with the Domino's Franchise Association (DFA), giving DFA members access to preferred pricing and the same platform capabilities that have delivered results for RPM Pizza and its peers.
"These operators chose Netradyne because they needed a platform that builds trust with their drivers,” said Avneesh Agrawal, CEO of Netradyne. “The safety and operational efficiency results speak for themselves."
Why Franchise Operators Are Choosing Netradyne
Netradyne said franchise operators are choosing it because it fits the realities of delivery operations:
- Mixed vehicle ownership
- Tight store operations
- Customer disputes
- Insurance pressure
- The need to improve safety without adding friction for drivers or managers
Implemented Even on Personal Vehicles
With FlexMount, Netradyne extends that value across personal and non-owned delivery vehicles, making it easier for operators to bring AI-powered safety to more drivers and shifts. Netradyne said the result is a fleet safety and performance platform that works with drivers, supports managers, and helps make every delivery safer for drivers and the communities they serve.
The full case study on RPM Pizza’s deployment and results is available online.
More Safety & Compliance

Construction Fleets Show Telematics Adoption Alone May Not Reduce Driving Risk
SambaSafety found construction fleets monitor roughly 92% of their vehicles but recorded the highest severe speeding rate among industries studied.
Read More →
Lytx Launches 360 Hub Kit for Expanded Fleet Camera Visibility
Lytx’s new AI-ready gateway and HD auxiliary camera ecosystem, the Lytx 360 Hub Kit, extends visibility across side, rear, cargo, and blind-zone views to help fleets see more and respond faster.
Read More →
Mack Defense Achieves Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2
After an assessment conducted by an authorized Certified Third-Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO), Mack Defense has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2.
Read More →From Our Partners

When Work Trucks Under 26,001 Pounds Need IRP Registration
Think trucks under 26,001 pounds are automatically in the clear when it comes to IRP? Not always. Learn where lighter vehicles can still run into trip permit, apportioned registration, and IFTA compliance requirements when crossing state or provincial lines.
Read More →
Smith System Wants Work Truck Fleets to Look Beyond the Driver Alert
Smith System’s new Driver Risk Management program is built to help mixed work truck fleets turn telematics alerts and observations into specific behaviors, coaching actions, and measurable follow-up.
Read More →
Volvo Trucks Releases New Safety Recommendations for Traveling with Pets
One of the most important recommendations for professional drivers traveling with pets is to ensure pets are properly restrained while the truck is moving. Other tips are available in the new guide from Volvo Trucks North America and Center for Pet Safety.
Read More →
Are Work Truck Drivers Warming Up to Dash Cams and GPS Tracking?
A new survey finds field-service drivers may be more comfortable with dash cams and GPS tracking than fleet managers think, especially when the technology helps protect them after a crash.
Read More →
Recalls You Need to Know About in September 2026
If you have Altec, Chrysler, Ford, Heil, General Motors, International, Mack Trucks, Paccar, Rivian, Royal Truck, Toyota, US Truck Body, or Volvo Trucks vehicles in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.
Read More →
API Issues Refueling Safety Guidelines
The American Petroleum Institute offers a list of safe vehicle refueling guidelines, including ways to avoid potential problems with static electricity discharges in fall, winter, and early spring.
Read More →
Winter Fleet Prep: Expert Tips to Keep Vehicles Running Smoothly
Cold weather can expose weak batteries, tires, fuel systems, and maintenance gaps fast. Use this winter fleet checklist to prepare trucks and drivers before temperatures drop.
Read More →



