Bosch unveiled FleetME, integrating vehicle data, diagnostics and maintenance workflows into one platform, delivering proactive alerts and scheduling to reduce downtime and improve safety for commercial fleets. 

1. Road Sign Information (Passenger Vehicles): Camera-based recognition detects and classifies traffic signs and displays current speed limits, including context (time limits, vehicle-specific rules). It supports driver compliance and speed alerts when limits change mid-route, helping reduce violations in mixed urban/highway duty cycles. 
2. Road Sign Information for Heavy Commercial Vehicles: Optimized for trucks and buses, this module identifies speed restrictions and construction-zone signage, interpreting supplementary plates relevant to vehicle class. It enables dashboards or driver displays to alert on applicable limits, supporting policy compliance and safer operation for commercial fleets. 
3. Connected Horizon: Cloud-enhanced “look-ahead” data preview informs the vehicle about upcoming road signs, speed limits, bends and hazards. By fusing static/topographic map data with live inputs, it enables advisory speed alerts and assists adaptive cruise or driver prompts before limit changes and risk areas. 
4. Connected Map Services – Road Hazard & Behavior Maps: Crowd-sourced services extend the vehicle’s “sensor range,” publishing events like slippery roads, obstacles, wrong-way drivers and typical driving speeds along segments. Fleets can surface timely alerts and adjust assistance functions or coaching when conditions or expected speeds suggest elevated risk. 
5. Predictive Road Condition Services: Predicts friction and weather-related risks ahead so vehicles can warn drivers or pre-condition safety systems. Pairing this with speed-related advisories helps fleets reduce incidents from unexpected low-grip areas and tailor speed alerts to conditions, not just posted limits. 
6. Cloud-Based Wrong-Way Driver Warning: Cloud analytics detect vehicles entering ramps the wrong way and push warnings within seconds to the affected driver and nearby road users. For fleets, this is a critical, high-priority safety alert that complements speed compliance by addressing catastrophic head-on risks. 
7. Fleet Solutions – Fleet Safety Services: Bosch fleet-safety portfolio supports protecting vehicles, drivers and cargo, integrating safety alerts, incident response and repair enablement. It complements speed-alert strategies by turning detected violations or hazard warnings into workflows for coaching, remediation and faster post-event recovery. 
8. Bosch Engineering – Connected Services & Fleet Dashboards: End-to-end connectivity, data processing and OEM-specific fleet dashboards aggregate vehicle signals for analysis and visualization. Fleets can transform raw speed and sign-recognition events into actionable speeding alerts, KPIs and coaching programs integrated with existing telematics stacks. 
9. Bosch Wheel Speed Sensors (ABS/ESP): High-accuracy wheel-speed sensing underpins ABS/ESP and many ADAS functions. Reliable wheel-speed data improves stability control and enables robust detection of speeding/overspeed conditions relative to road friction or curves—enhancing the fidelity of driver alerts and automated interventions. 
10. Bosch FleetME – Maintenance & Alerting Platform: A unified asset-management solution integrating vehicle data, diagnostics and OEM schedules. It delivers proactive maintenance alerts and repair workflows that help reduce high-speed-related wear incidents (tires/brakes) and keep vehicles roadworthy for safe, compliant operation. 
11. Bosch ADAS Product Family (Software Stack): Modular ADAS software enables OEMs to deploy assistance functions—like road-sign info and map-based speed advising—across vehicle lines. For fleets, standardized deployment supports consistent in-cab speed alerts and updates via software without changing hardware across models. 
12. Bosch Mobility – Fleet Solutions Overview: Portfolio hub describing how Bosch converts vehicle data into actionable intelligence for uptime, efficiency and safety. It provides the entry point for integrating speed-related alerts—sign recognition, map services and hazard warnings—into broader operational processes and KPIs. 

Mobileye powers camera-based speed alerting via Intelligent Speed Assist and ADAS, using EyeQ processors and REM data to recognize limits, warn drivers, support compliance, and reduce speeding-related risks and crashes.

1. Mobileye Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA): a vision-only, homologated ISA that reads complex speed-limit signs and provides in-cab prompts when drivers exceed the limit, helping fleets meet regulations and reduce speeding events without maps or radar, using Mobileye’s camera AI. ([Mobileye][1])
2. Speed Limit Indicator (SLI) for fleets: onboard camera continuously scans roadside speed signs, shows the current limit, and visually alerts when a driver surpasses it; designed as a simple, constant reminder to maintain safe speeds across mixed duty cycles. 
3. Mobileye 8 Connect aftermarket ADAS: single-camera, connected collision-avoidance kit adding forward collision warning, headway monitoring, pedestrian/cyclist alerts, traffic-sign recognition, and Speed Limit Indication to legacy vehicles, delivering real-time speed alerts and safety events across a fleet. 
4. Mobileye Shield+ for buses and large vehicles: multi-camera system with side blind-spot coverage and dedicated driver displays that issue audible/visual warnings, helping operators navigate urban routes safely; complements speed discipline by reducing distraction-related risks near vulnerable road users. 
5. Mobileye SuperVision: an advanced driver-assist package providing hands-off navigation assistance and robust perception, including traffic-sign understanding that informs speed-aware functions; a bridge from ADAS to consumer AVs for OEM programs seeking premium assistance with compliant speed behavior. 
6. EyeQ6 family (Lite/High) SoCs: next-gen chips powering ADAS features like sign reading and automated cruise, with higher compute and efficiency; EyeQ6L can read textual road-sign conditions, supporting precise speed-limit understanding at scale for mainstream vehicle lines. 
7. Mobileye Driver Monitoring System (DMS): in-cabin infrared camera analytics detect drowsiness and distraction (e.g., phone use), fusing with road context so drivers keep attention and adhere to posted limits; enhances the effectiveness of speed alerts by addressing human-factor risks.
8. REM™ (Road Experience Management) mapping: crowd-sourced, camera-derived road intelligence detecting signs, lanes and traffic lights; augments vehicle understanding of speed-related rules and supports consistent limit awareness across regions without relying solely on traditional HD maps. 
9. Fleet safety programs and solutions: Mobileye’s fleet offerings combine aftermarket hardware, configurable alerts (including speed), and driver-coaching workflows across sectors like utilities, construction and local authorities, enabling measurable reductions in speeding incidents and collision risk in mixed, multi-brand fleets. 

Nauto provides AI-powered fleet safety solutions, including real-time Speed Alert features that monitor and warn drivers of speeding over fleet-set thresholds, helping reduce collisions, insurance costs, and risky behavior.

1. Predictive Collision Alerts: Nauto’s AI fuses driver behavior, vehicle motion and external context to issue early “pre-collision” alerts, giving drivers extra reaction time beyond standard forward collision warnings.
2. Driver Behavior Alerts: A real-time in-vehicle alerting system that monitors distraction, drowsiness, tailgating, harsh maneuvers, and speeding over fleet-defined limits, nudging drivers back to safe behavior. 
3. Self-Guided Coaching: Enables drivers to review their own recorded events and scores, learn from AI-tagged risky behaviors, and self-improve, reducing dependence on manager interventions.
4. Manager-Led Coaching: Tools for fleet safety managers to identify high-risk drivers, prioritize coaching sessions, document training, and monitor behavior trends over time. 
5. Incident Reporting: Automatically detects collisions or near-miss events, records relevant video/data, and streamlines generation of incident reports and first notice of loss.
6. On-Demand Video Retrieval: Provides access to interior and exterior video segments on demand tied to specific driving events or time windows to audit or exonerate drivers. ([Nauto][3])
7. Compliance Tools (ELD / DVIR / IFTA reporting): In 2025, Nauto introduced compliance modules for FMCSA regulation, including electronic logging, driver vehicle inspection reports, and fuel tax reporting.

Valeo develops advanced driver assistance and telematics systems that support speed alert functions, helping fleets comply with Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) regulations and improve road safety through real-time driver notifications and vehicle data.

1. Speed/Visio Nomad Head-Up Display (HUD): A portable head-up display for light commercial vehicles that shows speed (derived from GPS) and alerts the driver when exceeding a programmed speed. It can be moved between vehicles. 
2. Telematics Unit for Mainstream Applications: An embedded telematics module supporting regulatory functions such as Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA), vehicle-to-infrastructure messaging, and over-the-air software updates. 
3. Valeo Software as a Product (SDV / Over-the-Air Modules): A software layer enabling features such as speed alerts, driver warnings, and dynamic vehicle updates without new hardware.
4. Driver Monitoring / Drowsiness / Attention Warning: A system that monitors driver attention and fatigue; can generate alerts (including speed-related warnings) when anomalies in driver behavior are detected. 
5. Adaptive Driving Beam (ADB) High-Definition Lighting Systems: Advanced lighting that can project speed cues, warning symbols or lane guidance onto the road surface to reinforce speed alerts visually. 
6. LiDAR / SCALA™ Sensors: High-precision distance and environment sensors that allow speed regulation in adaptive cruise control and intelligent speed assist use cases. 
7. Sensor Cleaning Systems (LiDAR Cleaning, Sensor Washers): Maintenance modules ensuring that sensors remain clean and functional so speed alerting and other perception functions remain reliable under harsh conditions.

WABCO (now ZF) provides configurable Speed Alert across ADAS and braking platforms: overspeed warnings, geofenced limits, driver coaching, event logging, and fleet-set thresholds via TOOLBOX PLUS diagnostics and telematics integration.

1. OnGuardACTIVE® Collision Mitigation System: Radar-based forward collision warning with active braking, following-distance alerts, and low-visibility performance helps drivers reduce impact speed and rear-end crash severity. Applicable on Class 7–8 tractors and buses; supports ACC and driver coaching displays. 
2. OnLaneALERT™ Lane Departure Warning: Camera-based lane monitoring issues audible alerts for unintended drift and includes optional alertness features. System logic considers turn signals, brake switch and vehicle speed to minimize nuisance warnings and reinforce safe lane discipline. 
3. OnSide™ Blind Spot Detection: Side-looking radar detects vehicles in the right-hand blind zone up to ~33 ft rearward and filters stationary objects to reduce false alerts. Assists lane changes and merges, improving situational awareness at highway speeds and in congested corridors. 
4. TailGUARD™ Rear Blind-Spot/Reverse Assist: Ultrasonic sensing monitors the area directly behind trailers during reversing, warning of obstacles and helping prevent dock and yard impacts. Enhances driver awareness in low-visibility maneuvers and reduces repair costs from low-speed collisions. 
5. ESCsmart® Electronic Stability Control: Electronic stability control helps maintain vehicle stability in dynamic maneuvers by brake and engine interventions, reducing rollover and jackknife risk. Integrates with braking and ABS platforms common to North American tractors and buses. 
6. MAXXUS® Air Disc Brakes: Single-piston ADB engineered for North America delivers strong, consistent stopping power with fewer wear parts and quicker pad changes—supporting shorter service times and improved brake balance with ESC/ABS. Low drag helps fuel efficiency at highway speed. 
7. Trailer EBS (Electronic Braking System) – Modulators & Controls: Trailer EBS modulates brake pressure electronically, enabling roll stability support and advanced functions versus ABS alone. Supports integrated speed-dependent features and communication to tractor systems for enhanced control and shorter stopping distances. 
8. OptiTire™ Tire Pressure Monitoring System: Real-time TPMS helps maintain optimal inflation, reducing blowout risk, improving fuel economy, and extending tire life. Fleet-level visibility flags punctures and slow leaks early—especially valuable for long-haul highway operations at sustained speeds. 
9. SmartBoard – Trailer Info & Control Panel: Driver-facing panel for trailer EBS provides access to axle load, mileage, diagnostics, and suspension functions. Improves on-road decision-making and speeds service by surfacing fault codes and maintenance data without a laptop. 
10. TOOLBOX PLUS™ Diagnostic Software: Unified PC software accelerates diagnostics and parameter settings for WABCO systems (tractor ABS/mBSP, OnGuard, OnLane, trailer ABS/EBS, RSS). Enables customization of alert thresholds and speeds, firmware updates, and guided tests to minimize downtime.