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Samsara (NYSE: IOT) has been recognized by Transportation Review Magazine as the exclusive recipient of “Top Smart Road Safety Solutions 2026,” based on our proprietary methodology, reflecting its position in the industry, and is also named among “Top Roadway Safety Services,” reflecting its broader leadership. This profile has been developed by the Transportation Review research and editorial team based on insights from an interview with Sanjit Biswas, CEO.
Every mile on the road generates information, but its value depends on how quickly it can be transformed into better decisions. Samsara helps organizations make that shift through its Connected Operations platform, bringing together artificial intelligence (AI), telematics, connected cameras and cloud software to deliver a real-time view of vehicles, assets and frontline operations. Serving transportation, logistics, construction, field services, government and other asset-intensive industries, the platform enables organizations to improve road safety while improving operational efficiency through connected, data-driven operations. Instead of treating safety as a separate compliance function, Samsara integrates it into the daily flow of operations where decisions have the greatest impact.
Road safety has often been measured through post-incident analysis. Samsara takes a different approach by helping organizations recognize and address risk before it becomes an accident. Its platform connects vehicles, drivers, assets and operational data into one continuously updated environment. AI-powered dash cameras, vehicle gateways, telematics and workflow applications work together to provide immediate operational visibility. Fleet managers no longer have to assemble information from multiple systems before taking action. They can understand what is happening across their operations in real time and respond with greater speed, confidence and consistency.
Turning Visibility into Action
Collecting data is only the first step. The real value comes from turning information into practical actions while vehicles are still on the road. Connected devices continuously feed operational data into the platform, where AI identifies distracted driving, speeding, harsh braking and other risky driving behaviors while automatically surfacing the events that deserve immediate attention. Drivers receive real-time in-cab alerts that encourage safer decisions in the moment, while managers gain automated coaching tools, streamlined incident management and simplified compliance workflows that reduce administrative effort without compromising oversight.
The same connected approach extends well beyond vehicles. Organizations can monitor trailers, heavy equipment and other critical assets from the same platform, giving dispatchers and operations teams a complete view of resources across the field. During severe weather, changing road conditions or unexpected disruptions, that shared operational picture allows teams to coordinate more effectively and adapt faster. Instead of switching between disconnected applications, managers have the information they need in one environment, making safety an ongoing operational discipline rather than a reactive process.
The platform's AI capabilities further strengthen that approach by helping organizations focus on the events that matter most. Rather than requiring managers to manually review hours of video footage, AI automatically detects safety events, prioritizes coaching opportunities and provides contextual information that supports faster decision-making. That automation allows safety teams to spend more time developing drivers and improving performance instead of managing routine administrative tasks.
A Connected Operating Model
What distinguishes Samsara is not simply its use of AI but the way AI is embedded throughout its Connected Operations platform. Rather than offering separate products for safety, maintenance, compliance and asset management, the platform connects those functions through a shared technology foundation. Every connected device contributes additional operational context, allowing organizations to recognize patterns instead of isolated events and make decisions based on a broader understanding of fleet performance.
That unified operating model also simplifies digital transformation for organizations managing large, distributed operations. Fleet safety, worker protection, maintenance, asset utilization and operational workflows function within the same ecosystem, reducing information silos that often slow decision-making. Managers spend less time reviewing footage and paperwork while focusing more attention on coaching drivers, improving operational performance and supporting frontline teams. Because the platform is cloud-based and integrates with hundreds of third-party business applications, organizations can expand connected operations without disrupting existing technology investments.
The result is an operating model that scales with business growth. Whether managing dozens of vehicles or thousands of mobile assets across multiple regions, organizations gain a consistent way to monitor operations, identify emerging risks and improve execution using reliable operational data rather than fragmented reports or delayed insights.
Delivering Measurable Operational Impact
The value of that connected approach is reflected in everyday business performance. Samsara customers across transportation, logistics, construction, utilities, government and field services have reported improved driver safety, lower accident-related costs, reduced insurance expenses, stronger driver retention and more efficient fleet operations. Although individual outcomes vary, the common thread is the ability to transform operational data into practical actions that strengthen both safety and overall performance. These customer experiences are further supported by industry research.
According to the 2025 Samsara Fleet Safety Report, organizations implementing its complete AI-powered safety solution experienced meaningful reductions in crash rates over a 30-month period while also reducing harsh driving events and mobile device use behind the wheel. Those findings demonstrate the cumulative impact of combining AI-powered cameras, real-time coaching and connected operational intelligence within a single platform rather than relying on isolated safety technologies. The result is a more proactive approach that helps organizations reduce risk while improving the consistency of day-to-day operations.
Helping organizations make better decisions before risks become incidents has become a defining characteristic of Samsara's Connected Operations platform. By connecting people, vehicles, assets and operational data into one intelligent operating environment, the company has demonstrated how technology can strengthen road safety while improving the efficiency of everyday operations. That consistent execution, measurable customer outcomes and integrated approach to connected operations have earned Samsara recognition as Top Smart Road Safety Solutions 2026.
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Samsara (NYSE: IOT) is a leading Connected Operations platform that helps organizations improve road safety, operational efficiency and asset visibility through AI-powered telematics, connected cameras, cloud software and real-time insights. Serving asset-intensive industries, it enables smarter, safer and more efficient physical operations worldwide.
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