New Delhi, July 6 -- For years, GPS tracking has been the backbone of commercial fleet management, helping operators monitor vehicle locations, routes, and delivery timelines. But as accident costs, insurance disputes, compliance requirements, and driver shortages become bigger operational challenges, fleet operators are looking for technology that can explain what happens on the road, not just where a vehicle is.

AI-powered video telematics is emerging as the next phase of fleet management. By combining cameras with artificial intelligence, these systems can detect distracted driving, fatigue, speeding, harsh braking, and other risky behaviours in real time, while providing video evidence that supports driver coaching, accident investig...