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Nobody clocks in wanting to drive unsafely. So why does safety coaching so often feel like a fight?

Netradyne AI Vehicle Tech Exec Move October 17, 2026

πŸ€” Tomorrow morning at #ATAMCE, our Chief Product Officer Pramod Akkarachittor joins H. Michael Lasko, GM & VP of Boyle Transportation, for The Trust Gap: Why Some Safety Programs Stick and Others Don’t.

Michael started his 24+ year career behind the wheel. He’ll share how Boyle built a culture of recognition that strengthened safety, efficiency, and driver morale. Pramod will bring what billions of miles of fleet data show about what actually works.

πŸ—“οΈ Sunday, Oct 18 | 8:30–9:30 AM πŸ“ Room W207BCD, Charlotte Convention Center

Add it to your schedule: https://bit.ly/4jrc0Kr

#FleetSafety #DriverCoaching #Trucking #MCE2026

Why this matters for talent

A conference panel on driver safety coaching is customer facing content, not a hiring announcement, but it reflects where Netradyne is putting its product and executive attention. Netradyne shows 7 open roles today, and continued investment in the coaching product line typically supports customer success and product roles over time.

Read the original LinkedIn post. Curated by Larry Sherwood Jr. from company announcements; analysis above is my own.

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