Samsara, the pioneer of the Connected Operations Platform, announced a significant expansion of its AI-driven safety platform, giving operational leaders and frontline managers a robust set of tools to proactively reduce risk and improve fleet safety at scale.
The latest innovations-Weather Intelligence, Automated Coaching, and Worker Safety-extend Samsara’s safety capabilities beyond the cab, providing organizations with real-time insights and automation to protect drivers, vehicles, and communities.
“For the first time, three powerful forces are converging to make roads safer: the transformative power of AI, our unmatched scale of data, and our deep partnerships with leading fleets globally,” said Johan Land, SVP of Product & Engineering at Samsara. “The results will be the single most impactful driver of road safety outcomes in history, giving leaders the tools to move from reacting to incidents to proactively preventing them. This ensures every fleet, regardless of size, can achieve transformative results and make a tangible difference in road safety.”
Weather Intelligence: Proactive Protection Against Severe Weather
Severe weather conditions, such as heavy rainfall or freezing temperatures, increase the likelihood of crashes by up to 70%. With Samsara Weather Intelligence, safety leaders can now monitor weather-related risks directly within the Samsara platform, enabling faster, data-driven decision-making.
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“With Weather Intelligence, alerts are built into Samsara and tied to specific routes, saving time and ensuring drivers and managers never miss critical updates about severe weather,” said Kyle Burns, Safety Director at J.P. Noonan Transportation. “Real-time visibility and automated notifications help us avoid costly delays, improve safety, and give both drivers and customers more confidence.”
Building on this capability, StreetSense provides ground-level visibility by leveraging customer camera networks across Samsara’s platform.
“With the addition of StreetSense, we can get down to the ground level and see what is happening through the cameras, even if we don’t have a truck in the area,” said T.J. Bennett, Safety Supervisor, R.E. Garrison Trucking Inc. “Being able to see camera views from other customers is a game changer. I can look at where a driver is headed, look at real-time footage of what’s happening, and relay detailed information back to the team.”