Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Velociti — Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Collision avoidance, engineered
for your business

Radar, camera, and sensor-based systems that detect hazards, alert drivers, and — in many cases — take action before a collision happens, protecting your drivers, your vehicles, and your bottom line.

63,000
Truck collisions ADAS can help prevent annually, per AAA
1–2 yrs
Typical ROI timeframe
The Velociti Method

From assessment to operation —
one continuous partnership

PHASE 01
Design
Assess · Architect
PHASE 02
Deploy
Install · Integrate
PHASE 03
Maintain
Support · Scale
Phase 01 · Design

Every deployment starts with the right system for your fleet

Before installation begins, Velociti assesses your vehicle types, routes, and risk profile — then configures the mix of collision avoidance technologies that actually fits how your fleet operates.

  • Vehicle & Risk Assessment

    Evaluating your fleet’s vehicle types, from light-duty to heavy-duty commercial trucks, to determine the right technology mix.

  • Technology & Sensor Selection

    Choosing from forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and blind spot detection based on your specific needs.

  • Driver Alert Configuration

    Configuring audible, visual, or haptic alerts based on your fleet’s preferences and driver needs.

Matched to Your Fleet, Not a One-Size-Fits-All Kit
6
ADAS technologies to choose from: AEB, lane departure & more
Vehicle-Specific
Configurations tailored from light-duty to heavy-duty trucks
Phase 02 · Deploy

Installed fleet-wide, with a plan built for scale

Velociti installs multi-sensor collision avoidance systems — radar, lidar, and cameras — and develops strategic rollout plans that deploy technology efficiently across your entire vehicle population.

  • Multi-Sensor System Installation

    Radar, lidar, and camera systems installed to constantly monitor surroundings and detect obstacles, pedestrians, and other vehicles.

  • Video Telematics Integration

    Connecting ADAS data and video signals with your existing fleet management platform to identify risky driving behaviors.

  • Fleet-Wide Rollout Planning

    Strategic deployment plans that install technology efficiently across large vehicle populations.

One Coordinated Rollout, Not Vehicle-by-Vehicle Guesswork
3
Sensor technologies combined: radar, lidar & cameras
Fleet-Wide
Strategic rollout planning for large-scale deployment
Phase 03 · Maintain

We keep every system calibrated and performing

VeloCare delivers proactive, unlimited support — unlimited repairs, real-time monitoring, and scalable solutions that keep your collision avoidance systems operational as your business grows. No limits. No boundaries. Just results.

  • VeloCare Regular Calibration & System Checks

    Ensuring sensors and systems stay accurate and continue performing as intended.

  • Software Updates

    Keeping ADAS technology current as manufacturers release improvements.

  • Driver Coaching Support

    Using captured data and video to help coach drivers and improve safety scores over time.

A Long-Term Partnership, Not a One-Time Install
1–2 yrs
ROI realized through sustained system performance
Regular
Calibration & updates that keep systems performing at their best
What Velociti Does

Comprehensive solutions built to detect, alert, and protect

Velociti provides comprehensive collision avoidance solutions for fleets looking to enhance safety and reduce accident-related costs, from system installation through fleet-wide rollout.

Advanced System Installation

Forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and blind spot detection, professionally installed.

Multi-Sensor Configuration

Radar, lidar, and cameras working together to constantly monitor your vehicle’s surroundings.

Fleet Technology Integration

ADAS data and video signals connected with your existing video telematics and fleet management platforms.

VeloCare Managed Services

Proactive, unlimited support for your collision avoidance systems — unlimited repairs, real-time monitoring, and scalable solutions that keep your fleet protected as you grow. No limits. No boundaries. Just results.

Regular Calibration
Software Updates
System Health Checks
Driver Coaching Data
Problems We Solve

What collisions are really costing your fleet

From insurance premiums to downtime, accidents carry costs well beyond the collision itself — here’s where collision avoidance technology makes the biggest difference.

Opportunity Spotlight

Significant safety improvements

IIHS research shows that automatic braking systems can reduce police-reported front and rear crashes by up to 40%, with a 15% reduction in at-fault insurance claims for equipped vehicles. For fleets, that means fewer accidents, less downtime, and real savings on insurance.

40%
Reduction in police-reported front & rear crashes, per IIHS
15%
Reduction in at-fault insurance claims for equipped vehicles

Insurance Premium Reduction

Some insurance providers offer discounts for vehicles equipped with advanced safety features, adding direct cost savings alongside safer operations.

Regulatory Momentum

Federal regulators, including NHTSA, continue pushing the industry toward broader ADAS adoption — making early adoption a smart long-term position.

Reduced Fleet Operating Costs

Fewer accidents and less downtime keep drivers and vehicles productive, bringing down costs while increasing profitability.

Enhanced Driver Retention

Reduced driver fatigue through parking assistance, blind spot monitoring, and speed management support improves both productivity and driver satisfaction.

Proactive Risk Management

Real-time analysis of distance, speed, and trajectory data assesses collision risk before it becomes an incident.

Backing & Rear-End Crash Reduction

IIHS research found 78% fewer backing crashes with rear automatic braking and cameras, and forward collision systems have helped eliminate more than 2 in 5 rear-end crashes in tractor-trailers.

FAQ

Questions fleets ask us most

Straight answers to what operations teams want to know before deploying collision avoidance systems.

What types of collision avoidance systems are available for my fleet?

Research from the Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer points to collision avoidance, automatic emergency braking, driver fatigue warning, lane departure warning, pedestrian detection, and adaptive cruise control as the most beneficial ADAS technologies for fleets. We help determine which combination best fits your specific operation.

What ROI can we expect from implementing these systems?

According to AAA, ADAS features can help prevent up to 63,000 truck collisions annually — translating into real savings on accident-related expenses, downtime, insurance premiums, and liability. ROI varies by fleet type and operation, but most fleets see returns within 1–2 years.

How do these systems integrate with our existing fleet management technology?

Modern ADAS works alongside video telematics to monitor driver behavior on the road, capturing data and video that can be used to identify risky driving, coach drivers, improve CSA scores, strengthen compliance, and help exonerate drivers from costly insurance claims. Our solutions integrate with most major fleet management platforms.

How will drivers respond to these technologies?

Driver acceptance matters as much as the technology itself. Drivers need to understand what these systems can and can’t do, so they don’t develop a false sense of security or over-rely on them. Our implementation includes driver training and a gradual adoption approach to help build trust in the system.

How reliable are collision avoidance systems in different weather conditions?

Extreme weather — heavy rain, storms, fog — can occasionally interfere with sensors and trigger false alerts. Modern systems are increasingly resilient, though, and our multi-sensor approach helps minimize weather-related limitations rather than relying on any single sensor type.

Will these systems actually reduce accidents in our fleet?

The research is strong. One IIHS study found backing crashes dropped 78% in vehicles combining rear automatic braking with rearview cameras and parking sensors, while a separate tractor-trailer study found forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking helped eliminate more than two out of five rear-end crashes.

What maintenance do these systems require?

Regular calibration, software updates, and system checks — all things VeloCare handles for you, following manufacturer maintenance guidelines. Our goal is to manage the technical side so your team can stay focused on operations.