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Samsara introduces free Driver Perks rewards tool for commercial fleets

Providing fleets with a no-cost driver retention tool, Samsara launches its Driver Perks program offering commercial drivers exclusive discounts across 50-plus brands.

Fleet telematics and connected operations platform Samsara has launched Driver Perks, a free rewards program accessible to millions of professional drivers across its global network. Integrated directly within the Samsara Driver App, the service provides access to promotions across health, wellness, travel, and apparel brands.

For commercial fleet managers, motor carriers, and logistics HR executives, the program offers a turn-key driver recognition framework that requires no additional administrative overhead or program sponsorship expenses.

“We've spent more than a decade building technology to help keep drivers safe and efficient on the road,” said Johan Land, Chief Product Officer at Samsara. “Driver Perks is about recognizing them for that work in a way that's practical and real.”

Available initially across U.S. long-haul trucking, passenger transit, and last-mile delivery segments, Samsara plans to expand the rewards platform globally to additional commercial driver networks.

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