Samsara Supports Road Safety Charity Brake

Leading the partnership is Samsara For Good, an international organisation of Samsara workers who stand for the company's dedication to promoting social and environmental initiatives that improve community and societal well-being.

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Over the course of the next 12 months, the programme will see Samsara's staff assist Brake through a variety of activities, such as volunteer and fundraising events.

John Steel, Corporate Partnership Manager, from Brake, commented: “Samsara shares Brake’s vision of a world where no one is hurt or killed on the roads and every road victim receives the care they need and it’s through this valuable support that we can continue to raise awareness for road safety throughout the year. We’re looking forward to working with Samsara on our mission to save lives and reduce the amount of injuries on our roads.”

Victoria Brooking, Global Chair at Samsara for Good, Samsara, commented: “As a charity dedicated to preventing road deaths and injuries, Brake’s mission aligns seamlessly with Samsara’s commitment to safety and sustainability. We are powering operations for fleet-based businesses and ensuring the safety of road users, pedestrians and our own customers’ drivers is a core focus. Together with Brake we want to make a lasting impact on reducing risk on the road.”

About Samsara

Samsara is the developer of the Connected OperationsTM Cloud, a platform that lets businesses rely on physical operations use Internet of Things (IoT) data to gain insights that can be utilised to improve operations.

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About Brakes

Founded in 1995, Brake is a national charity dedicated to road safety, working to prevent fatalities, severe injuries, and pollution while also providing support to families of those killed or injured in accidents.

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