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SEARCHDual-facing cameras in the company's vehicles will provide operational and behavioral insights, offering districts and families enhanced safety, transparency, and peace of mind.
The new solution is a smart blend of tech and human-led care that reinforces the company's commitment to safe, student-centered transportation.
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EverDriven has launched its new solution, 360-Degree Student Experience: an advancement in real-time visibility and safety for every ride. Purpose-built to support students with diverse needs, the solution uses advanced monitoring technology to deliver transparency, proactive risk mitigation, and student-centered consistency.
The solution adds deeper insights and smarter safeguards to EverDriven's service.
Proactive Safety Monitoring: Dual-facing AI cameras and onboard and app-enabled sensors track 18 safety data points, identifying risky behaviors and vehicle conditions before they escalate. Unsafe drivers are removed from service if thresholds are crossed.
Real-Time Ride Visibility: Districts and caregivers can access live trip status, offering peace throughout the journey.
Enhanced Safety Standards: Drivers complete pre-service drug testing, random drug testing, and extensive background checks, including sex offender registry screening and motor vehicle record reviews. Ongoing training in defensive driving and sensitivity practices ensure safe, supportive transportation for all students.
“At EverDriven, we are dedicated to setting the bar for safety in student transportation. The 360-degree Student Experience turns that commitment into visibility, accountability, and consistent, calm rides — one student, one trip at a time. This is the standard we uphold daily, and an example of how we're driving best practices across the industry," said Mitch Bowling, CEO, EverDriven.
EverDriven has completed more than 2 million trips annually across 36 states and boasts a 99.99% accident-free record.
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