Sam Tyson

When a collision turns into a hit-and-run, incident resolution and exoneration comes down to one detail: the license plate. In fact, nearly 1 in 7 collisions on U.S. roads is a hit and run, and that number keeps climbing. And it’s not just hit-and-runs. In incidents like road rage or theft, a missing or illegible license plate number can slow investigations, weaken exoneration, and add thousands in avoidable costs. Most dash cams aren’t built to capture it.

When a major storm hits or a citywide emergency unfolds, everyone reaches for their phone at once, and commercial cellular networks get overloaded. For first responders and the teams that support them, that means lost visibility into the field, delayed communication, and gaps in the data to coordinate responses effectively. Today, we’re excited to announce the FirstNet Trusted™ AI Dashcam Plus, purpose-built for America’s first responders and the broader public safety community.

Fleet compliance has become a front-line issue for safety, operations and finance leaders. In 2026, tighter oversight, new fuel types and data-heavy audits make it harder to stay ahead without the right tools and processes. Think of fleet compliance as the total system — the rules, habits, and tech — you use to meet safety standards and government mandates. It’s what keeps your hours-of-service (HOS), inspections, and emissions records in check so your trucks stay on the road.