Navigating the Road Ahead: Integrating AI in the Fleet Industry
New Commercial Fleet Referral Program from Driver Technologies
The Driver Commercial Fleet Referral Program allows fleet managers and insurance partners to earn between $100 to $10,000 for referring fleets of various sizes between 1-200+ vehicles.

Driver Commercial Fleet Referral Program members can refer commercial fleet users to gain access to Driver's AI driving copilot mobile app and cloud platform.
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Driver Technologies, Inc. is an AI-based mobility tech company that enhances driving safety. The company announced the launch of its commercial fleet referral program, which enables fleet managers, insurance brokers, and existing commercial fleet users to gain instant access to the Driver's AI technology, telematics, HD video, and cloud storage. The program also provides a new revenue stream and potential discounts to clients.
Driver Commercial Fleet Referral Program members can refer commercial fleet users to gain access to Driver's AI driving copilot mobile app and cloud platform. The app features automatic telematics, mounts for mobile devices for video features, instant cloud access via the Driver Cloud, and AI safety alerts, analysis, and coaching. Users and fleet managers can choose to share their cloud data with interested parties such as employers, insurers, and family members to help improve driving behavior, share safety information, or improve the insurance claims process through video evidence.
According to the American Trucking Association's 2023 Safety Spend Survey, the industry invested $14 billion in safety in 2022, 40% higher than the agency's 2015 survey. The survey also states that fleets are investing in voluntary, progressive safety initiatives like cutting-edge onboard safety technology, safe-driving incentives, and preventative maintenance, which will pay future highway safety dividends.
The Driver Commercial Fleet Referral Program allows fleet managers and insurance partners to earn between $100 to $10,000 for referring fleets of various sizes between 1-200+ vehicles. Rashid Galadanci, CEO and co-founder of Driver Technologies, said, "Our newly launched Driver Commercial Fleet Referral Program allows us to partner with fleet managers and insurance partners who see the long-term benefits of fleet driving safety while offering them a revenue stream at the same time."
Marcus Newbury, COO and co-founder of Driver Technologies, stated, "We've been rapidly developing our trucking and small commercial products over the last year, and we want to encourage our existing users and industry contacts to share our AI driving safety solution with their networks to help empower fleet drivers across the U.S. to have all the tools they need at a detailed level to improve their driving performance to get to their next destination safely."
The Driver app can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play. For more information about Driver's commercial fleet offerings, visit their website.
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