RLI Transportation partners with Netradyne to offer fleet safety tech

PEORIA, Ill. - RLI Transportation, a division of RLI Insurance Company (NYSE:RLI), announced Tuesday a partnership with Netradyne to provide commercial fleet customers with AI-powered video telematics technology aimed at improving driver safety and reducing accidents. The $5.7 billion market cap insurer, which currently trades at a P/E ratio of 16.27, continues to demonstrate strong financial health with an overall "GOOD" rating according to InvestingPro data.

Under the agreement, RLI Transportation customers will gain access to Netradyne's Driver•i video telematics solution, which uses artificial intelligence to detect driving risks, provide real-time coaching, and recognize positive driver behavior.

The insurance provider will offer premium discounts of up to 5% for customers who implement Netradyne's dual-facing dashcams, while those using only outward-facing cameras can receive discounts of up to 2%.

"This partnership combines Netradyne's AI-driven insights with our proactive risk management solutions to help our customers identify and correct risky driving behaviors earlier," said Jamie Wilson, RLI Transportation Assistant Vice President of Loss Control, according to the press release.

As part of the program, RLI's loss control specialists will work with customers to analyze driver data and develop tailored risk management strategies using the Driver•i platform.

Adam Kahn, Chief Marketing Officer at Netradyne, stated that partnering with RLI "amplifies" the company's mission to make roads safer by recognizing and reinforcing positive driver behavior.

RLI Transportation offers insurance products for trucking, public auto, commercial specialty auto, excess & surplus auto, and moving & storage transportation customers.

The partnership represents part of RLI's ongoing investment in technology-driven solutions to help transportation companies enhance safety measures and manage costs, according to the company statement.

In other recent news, RLI Corp reported its Q3 2025 earnings, exceeding expectations with earnings per share of $0.83, surpassing the forecasted $0.66. However, the company's revenue slightly missed projections, totaling $510.22 million compared to the anticipated $519.22 million. In other developments, RLI Corp announced the promotion of Cathy Martin to Vice President of E&S Excess Liability. Martin will co-lead the E&S Casualty Brokerage Group with Chris Hughs, Vice President of E&S General Liability. These updates reflect RLI Corp's ongoing strategic changes and financial performance.

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