Geotab has introduced new safety and video capabilities that bring artificial intelligence-based analysis to its fleet management platform. The features expand coverage to more compatible cameras, bring safety indicators together on a new page, and add tools for investigating incidents and detecting violations such as running a red light.
Geotab’s AI for fleet safety in 20 seconds
- Geotab expands its video platform to Lytx Surfsight AI12, AI14, and Xirgo KP2 cameras.
- The new Safety Overview Page will bring indicators together and prioritize the highest-risk drivers and behaviors.
- Geotab Investigation adds driver, vehicle, and behavior context to collision-related events.
- The GO Focus Plus and GO Focus Pro cameras now include red-light violation detection.
- The company says its solutions already connect around 6 million vehicles and assets and process 100 billion data points a day.
The announcement, made on September 15, 2026, expands the use of artificial intelligence and video analysis in fleet operations. Geotab presents these tools as a way to move from reviewing historical data to identifying more quickly the behaviors that may require intervention.
The company cites its own survey, according to which 86% of US fleet professionals believe the risk of collisions has increased over the past five years. That figure comes from a Geotab survey and specifically refers to fleet professionals in the United States.
The new offering brings together different sources of information so that safety managers can select the events that require attention, review the circumstances, and assign follow-up actions.
AI reaches more cameras without changing the hardware
One of the updates affects the video platform and compatibility with devices from different manufacturers. Geotab is expanding its video coaching capabilities, previously limited to the GO Focus Plus and GO Focus Pro cameras, to the Lytx Surfsight AI12, AI14, and Xirgo KP2 models through the Geotab Marketplace.
According to the company, this expansion does not require hardware changes and adds no cost for active subscribers. Fleet managers can review events from the Geotab platform and use tools such as Smart Sequence and Magnitude Ranking to rank detected risks.
Smart Driver ID is also being added, allowing recorded events to be linked to the corresponding driver. This capability is especially relevant for companies using cameras from different manufacturers, since Geotab aims to provide a unified view of safety events within the same platform.
The goal is for managers to be able to identify patterns and select the cases that need a review or a specific training session, rather than manually reviewing all recorded video.
The new offering also expands the number of situations the GO Focus Plus and GO Focus Pro cameras can detect. In addition to illegal U-turn maneuvers, the devices can identify red-light violations at regulated intersections.
Geotab presents these detections as video-backed information that can later be used in driver training processes.
A new page to bring safety indicators together
Another new feature is the Safety Overview Page, a page Geotab will add natively to its platform to bring together different indicators related to a fleet’s safety in a single place.
The tool will offer a safety score from 0 to 100, comparisons against other benchmark groups, percentile rankings, identification of the highest-risk drivers, and trends in certain behaviors.
It will also provide plain-language explanations for each metric. The intent is to reduce the time needed to interpret different indicators and help managers decide where training or further investigation may be needed.
This presentation layer is combined with Geotab Investigation, a tool designed to review collision-related events by adding additional information about the driver, the vehicle, and the recorded behavior.
The company argues that having this context makes it possible to analyze the factors surrounding an incident and detect patterns that can later be used to guide safety actions.
The offering fits an evolution in vehicle telematics systems toward platforms that not only collect data but also process it to identify certain behaviors. In this case, artificial intelligence and automated video analysis are used to select events and provide information that safety managers can later act on. This mirrors a broader shift toward embedding AI directly into vehicle safety systems, a trend also visible in Madrid’s real-traffic testing of Level-4 robotaxis.
Geotab backs the launch with some results reported by customers. The company says Giant Tiger, winner of a 2026 Geotab innovation award, reduced preventable collisions by 74% through its safety program. It also states that Northern Logistics reached 120,000 miles without incidents.
These results correspond to specific cases reported by Geotab and do not allow those figures to be generally attributed to all companies using its tools.
The company says its platform has more than 100,000 customers and connects approximately 6 million vehicles and assets. It also states it processes 100 billion data points every day. Geotab’s certifications and authorizations include ISO/IEC 27001:2022, SOC 2, FIPS 140-3, and FedRAMP.
The launch shows how AI applied to fleets is shifting toward specific tasks: detecting risky behaviors, ranking events, linking footage to drivers, and providing context for investigating accidents.
Rather than limiting AI use to generating reports, Geotab is integrating it into different stages of the safety process, from camera-based detection to investigation and behavior tracking. The availability and specific scope of each feature will depend on the devices and solutions each fleet has under contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
What new AI features has Geotab introduced?
Geotab has announced new tools for safety analysis, video, incident investigation, and risk prioritization. These include the Safety Overview Page, Geotab Investigation, and the expansion of video coaching to new cameras.
Which new cameras are compatible with Geotab’s system?
The company is expanding compatibility to the Lytx Surfsight AI12, AI14, and Xirgo KP2 cameras through the Geotab Marketplace. Geotab states that this expansion does not require hardware changes.
Can Geotab detect red-light violations?
Yes. Geotab states that the GO Focus Plus and GO Focus Pro cameras can detect red-light violations, in addition to illegal U-turn maneuvers.
What is the Safety Overview Page?
It is a new page on Geotab’s platform that brings together safety indicators, including a score from 0 to 100, comparisons, percentiles, behavior trends, and prioritization of the highest-risk drivers.
