Wireless trailer video connects directly to the tractor to reduce preventable incidents and improve driver behaviors and claims investigation for fleets.

SAN DIEGO: Netradyne®, a global leader in AI-powered fleet safety and performance solutions, today announced an integration with the HT LinkVue trailer visibility system from Hyundai Translead, a leading North American OEM manufacturer of commercial trailers. The integration brings wireless trailer video directly into the Driver•i® platform, giving fleets a 360° view of what's happening in the cab, on the road, and around the trailer, within a unified Netradyne experience.

Trailer-related incidents, such as side swipes, cargo damage, and security events, are among the most costly and preventable risks facing commercial fleets today. Traditional camera systems without integrated 360° tractor-trailer visibility create blind spots for fleets, requiring safety teams to manually retrieve video footage, piece together disconnected video sources for coaching and investigations, and extend claims cycles. With HT LinkVue integrated into Netradyne's AI platform, fleets eliminate those blind spots and bring 360° visibility around the trailer into the same fleet safety and performance workflows they depend on-streamlining incident review, driver coaching, and operational follow-up.

Netradyne is bringing trailer visibility into the same workflows fleets already use to manage safety and performance.

“Trailer incidents and driver coaching are costly when teams have to piece together footage across systems,” said Alexey Rybakov, VP of automotive & data products at Netradyne. “With HT LinkVue trailer video integrated into Netradyne, fleets get unified tractor-and-trailer cloud video alongside AI safety alerts and coaching, so they can strengthen claims and coaching outcomes.”

This solution is designed for fleets where tractor-trailer visibility is mission-critical, particularly those operating in dense urban areas with frequent stops and tight maneuvers. The integration wirelessly transmits high-definition trailer video directly to the cab, reducing installation complexity, minimizing vehicle downtime, and simplifying driver adoption. Safety teams gain cloud access to complete drive-time footage from both cab and trailer, while drivers benefit from a familiar in-cab interface that supports safer turns, lane changes, and backing.

Labatt Food Service, a leading food service distributor serving restaurants and schools, implemented the Hyundai Translead HT LinkVue integration with Netradyne in its San Antonio fleet and plans to expand to additional locations. With reducing backing incidents as one of the top safety priorities, Labatt Food Service is using unified 360° tractor-trailer visibility inside the Netradyne platform to streamline incident response and strengthen driver coaching.

“The integration was seamless-our drivers didn’t need any training-and we no longer have to manually pull video off the trailer transmitter,” said John Cole, senior analyst & manager of outbound freight at Labatt Food Service. “Having trailer video unified in Netradyne means we can tie 360° trailer visibility directly to our AI-powered safety alerts and coaching workflows, especially around helping our drivers improve their backing skills, which is a major focus for us.”

Hyundai Translead’s decision to integrate HT LinkVue with Netradyne highlights a repeatable, scalable approach to OEM integration that embeds trailer visibility into Netradyne's established fleet safety workflows. By incorporating trailer video into existing review and coaching processes, fleets can expand visibility without adding operational complexity. The collaboration further underscores Netradyne’s ability to support OEM integrations built for efficient fleetwide rollout.

“At Hyundai Translead, we’re committed to delivering value-driven trailer technology that fleets can adopt at scale,” said Cory Bogler, senior lead technical account executive at Hyundai Translead. “With this integration, we're enabling fleets to bring trailer video into the Netradyne workflows they already use, helping support a more practical operational path. We're excited to partner closely with Netradyne on go-to-market efforts to help more fleets seamlessly integrate these capabilities."

The Netradyne and HT LinkVue integration is now available to all fleets with commercial trailers and will be showcased at ATA’s TMC 2026 event. Fleet operators interested in enabling the integration should contact their Hyundai Translead or Netradyne representative to learn about ordering and deployment requirements.

About Netradyne

Netradyne provides an AI-powered platform for smarter fleets and safer roads. An award-winning industry leader in safety, video telematics, and fleet management solutions, Netradyne empowers thousands of commercial fleets across North America, Europe, and Asia to reduce risk, improve driver performance, and run more efficient operations. Powered by leading physical AI technology trained on 1.3+ trillion minutes and 27+ billion miles of driving data, Netradyne sets the standard for safety and operations across the fleet industry. Its open, privacy-first platform connects with the tools fleets already use-turning integrations into tailored solutions for the workflows that matter most. Founded in 2015, Netradyne is headquartered in San Diego with offices in San Francisco, Nashville, and Bangalore.

About Hyundai Translead

Founded in 1989, Hyundai Translead is the leading van trailer manufacturer in North America, producing dry and refrigerated van trailers, flatbeds, truck bodies, and dollies. Headquartered in San Diego, CA, and wholly owned by Hyundai Motor Group, the company leverages advanced engineering and manufacturing to deliver customer-focused transportation solutions. In addition to its manufacturing leadership, Hyundai Translead is also the exclusive distributor of Hyundai’s XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in North America, a sustainable solution designed to expand fleet options towards zero-tailpipe emission logistics. For more information, please visit www.hyundaitranslead.com.

Fonte: Business Wire