Drivewyze offers a comprehensive suite of safety solutions designed to help fleets and drivers reduce risk, prevent accidents, and improve compliance—all delivered through real-time, in-cab alerts and connected vehicle technology. These solutions go beyond traditional weigh station bypass to provide actionable information that enhances safety on every trip.

The cornerstone of Drivewyze’s safety offerings is Drivewyze Safety+, an advanced system that delivers proactive, location-based alerts to drivers as they approach hazardous areas. These alerts are designed to give drivers additional time to react to upcoming dangers, improving awareness and supporting safer decision-making.

Drivewyze Safety+ includes:

• Real-Time In-Cab Alerts: Notifications for high-risk locations such as steep grades, sharp curves, low bridges, high-wind zones, and rollover-prone areas.
• Sudden Slowdown Warnings: Alerts based on real-time traffic data to notify drivers of unexpected slowdowns ahead, reducing rear-end collision risks.
• High-Risk Area Alerts: Warnings for areas with elevated crash rates, poor visibility, or challenging driving conditions.
• Inspection Site Alerts: Reminders for upcoming weigh stations, inspection sites, and known enforcement zones to help drivers stay prepared and compliant.

In addition to Safety+, all Drivewyze users receive basic safety notifications as part of the PreClear service, including alerts for upcoming inspection sites and some critical roadway hazards.

Drivewyze’s safety solutions integrate seamlessly with most major ELDs and telematics platforms, meaning fleets can activate these features fleet-wide without the need for additional hardware or complicated installations. Fleet managers also have access to performance reporting and safety analytics, allowing them to track alert effectiveness and identify opportunities for targeted driver coaching.

By providing real-time, location-specific information directly to drivers, Drivewyze helps reduce preventable accidents, enhance fleet safety culture, and improve regulatory compliance—making roads safer for everyone.