Sunstate Equipment has announced the rollout of Netradyne’s Driver•i D-450 dash cameras across its nationwide fleet. The move is part of an ongoing effort to enhance driver safety, improve visibility and reduce claims through real-time video and AI-driven insights.
Operating in 16 states, Sunstate provides construction and industrial rental equipment, including trench safety and tire solutions. The addition of Netradyne’s technology brings a four-camera system to Sunstate’s light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles.
One of the standout features of the Driver•i platform is the GreenZone Score, which uses a gamified scoring system to reward safe driving. Sunstate has set a company-wide goal of reaching an average score of 850 or higher within the first year of full deployment.
The partnership follows a nine-month pilot period, during which Sunstate saw an increase in driver engagement and improved safety outcomes.
