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The Embark Safety–Samsara integration syncs telematics events such as speeding, harsh braking, and distraction with motor vehicle records, roadside inspection, and driver qualification data in one dashboard.

EMBARK SAFETY MVRs → SAMSARA

Access Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) Data

Access Embark Safety MVRs directly within Samsara to review drivers’ license status, violations, crashes, and other available record information.

See driving history alongside Samsara telematics insights to better understand each driver’s overall risk.

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SAMSARA TELEMATICS→ EMBARK CONNECT

Monitor On-Road Driver Behavior

Bring Samsara safety scores, HOS data, and driving-event alerts into Embark Connect.

View speeding, harsh braking, distraction, unsafe following distance, crashes, and other telematics events alongside MVR activity, roadside inspections, and driver qualification data for a more complete view of each driver’s risk.

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Connect Telematics Events With MVR Monitoring

View telematics insights alongside recent MVR activity in a single platform. Fleet Telematics capture real-time behaviors such as speeding, harsh braking, and distraction, while MVR Monitoring identifies newly reported violations and license-status changes.

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A driver can have a clean MVR but a pattern of harsh braking and speeding events, or a strong telematics safety score but a violation that just hit their record.

Neither data source alone tells the full story. Viewing them side by side lets fleet safety teams catch risk earlier and decide where coaching or training will have the most impact.

See the Complete Picture of Driver Risk

Already using Samsara? Connect your account with Embark Safety to view telematics insights alongside tools that support driver safety, qualification, and compliance.

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Integrated Data. Measurable Safety Results.

Better safety outcomes start with knowing when and where to take action.

32%

reduction in monthly violations.

35%

reduction in crashes over time.

“We can see what is happening behind the wheel and compare it with each driver’s record. That gives our team greater confidence when deciding where to focus coaching.”

Victoria L. I Transportation Compliance Manager

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Explore Embark Connect and Samsara together

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You need an active Samsara account to connect your telematics data with Embark Safety.

Yes. You need an active Embark Safety account to view your drivers’ MVR data in Samsara.

You can view telematics events (speeding, harsh braking, distraction, crashes), HOS logs and violations, and Samsara safety scores — all alongside each driver’s MVR and compliance data in Embark Safety.

Connect your Samsara account using an API token generated from your Samsara account. Enter the token in Embark Safety to authorize the connection and begin syncing your telematics data.

Combining telematics and MVR data gives you a more complete view of driver risk. Telematics provides near real-time insight into driving behavior, while MVR Monitoring identifies reportable changes to a driver’s record, helping you connect the dots and spot trends that may require attention.

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