ADROIT Partners with Motive to Enhance Student Transportation Safety

Jul 1, 2025
ADROIT Advanced Technologies has partnered with Motive to deploy AI-powered fleet safety cameras, enhancing safety for special needs student transportation.

ADROIT Advanced Technologies has announced a partnership with Motive to enhance the safety of student transportation through the deployment of AI-powered fleet safety cameras. This collaboration, announced in a press release, aims to provide greater protection for special needs students, drivers, and school districts.

Following a successful three-month pilot program in Massachusetts and Arizona, ADROIT selected Motive's AI dashcams for their real-time safety alerts and on-demand trip footage capabilities. The technology will be rolled out nationwide, helping ADROIT meet operational and compliance standards while improving communication and reducing accidents.

Ryan King, Vice President of Operations for ADROIT, emphasized the importance of safety in their operations, highlighting the partnership's role in providing transparency to families, drivers, and school districts. Abhishek Gupta, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Motive, expressed pride in supporting ADROIT's goal of modernizing student transportation with smarter technology.

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