Client Profile
- ClientOakley Transport
- IndustryRegional Transportation
- Fleet Size500

Oakley Transport
Why Oakley Transport was Ready for a Video-Based Safety Program
Recognized for its world-class driver orientation and training program, Oakley leaders have long been confident in the skills of the company’s driving professionals, yet remained curious about behaviors associated with on-road collisions. Through a dual-camera configuration, telematics data and expert analysis, the SmartDrive safety and analytics solution delivers the visibility and insights Oakley relies on for continuous safety and operational improvement. Adoption of the SmartDrive platform underscores Oakley Transport’s commitment to be the best in the industry and align its dynamic safety culture to the requirements of the ISO certifications.
Thomas Oakley, CEO, Oakley Transport
Reduced Collisions
Fuel Efficiency Increase
Per Vehicle Per Month Fuel Savings
Vehicles Outfitted
Why the SmartDrive® Program is the Smart Choice for Oakley Transport
Since deploying the SmartDrive program, Oakley has seen a 62 percent reduction in number of accidents and a 2.1 percent increase in fuel efficiency, which equates to approximately $84 per vehicle per month in fuel expense savings at current diesel prices. The fleet has also successfully used video footage to exonerate a driver in a collision.
Thomas Oakley, CEO, Oakley Transport
Oakley taps the SmartDrive safety score and other scorecard metrics as a basis for a new driver incentive program the company recently launched. If drivers earn a SmartDrive Safety Score of 100-49, they will earn an additional 3 cents per mile, and a score of 49–0 earns an additional 5 cents per mile. This bonus program augments its existing incentive program.
Thomas Oakley, CEO, Oakley Transport
Additionally, as rollout of the SR4 and the SmartDrive Transportation Intelligence Platform—with its new triggering and risk measurement capabilities—continues, the company will have the ability to fuse data from a multitude of systems, sensors and the operating environment to further boost safety and efficiency. Already, Oakley has been able to eliminate its usage of the safety critical events service from their telematics provider—saving money for the fleet.
Thomas Oakley, CEO, Oakley Transport