Netradyne Driveri Installation for Safety-Program Fleets

We install Netradyne Driveri camera systems for fleets across Maryland, Virginia, DC, Delaware, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania — on-site, at your yard, on your schedule. You picked the platform for your safety program. We make sure every camera is mounted straight, calibrated, and reporting before we hand the truck back.

Placement first. Calibration always.

Driveri watches the road, the cab, or both — depending on the configuration your safety program spec'd. Every camera in that setup has a right spot on the glass. Height, angle, clear of the wiper park and the tint band, out of the driver's sightline, inside the legal mounting zone. We put it there.

Then we calibrate. A camera that sits a few degrees off reads the road wrong — it flags events that never happened and misses ones that did. Your safety scores are only as good as the aim. We set it, verify it on the platform, and don't move to the next truck until it's right.

Clean mounts. Dressed cable.

You've seen the bad install. Cable draped over the A-pillar. A tap off the wrong circuit. Adhesive slapped on cold, dirty glass, peeling by spring. We don't do that. We prep the glass, mount square, and pull power from a proper fused source.

Every run gets loomed, routed behind trim, and secured. Nothing dangles, nothing rattles, nothing chafes on a moving part. The trim goes back the way we found it. A driver should notice the camera once — the day it shows up — and never think about the wiring again.

We phase it. Your fleet keeps rolling.

A safety program doesn't wait for a slow week. We install in waves — a handful of vehicles at a time, scheduled around dispatch, at your yard, depot, or lot. Vehicles never leave your operation.

We coordinate directly with Netradyne's shipment so hardware lands as each wave is scheduled — no pallets sitting in your office for a month. Sedans, pickups, vans, box trucks, buses, heavy tractors: one crew handles the whole list.

What finished looks like

Every truck we hand back passes the same checklist as the one before it. Confirm it reports. Hand it off.

• Every camera mounted to the platform's placement spec — square, secure, inside the legal zone
• Calibrated and confirmed reporting before we leave the vehicle
• Power pulled from a proper fused source
• Cable loomed, routed behind trim, secured the full run
• No dangling wires, no rattles, no chafe points
• Trim and panels back the way we found them
• Windshield clear, camera out of the driver's sightline