ONO, the driver-first incident management platform founded by former fleet operator Renee Rogers, has announced its first Australian fleet user, signalling strong international demand for its digital approach to accident reporting and risk management.
ONO announced a significant milestone in May, just two months after officially launching in March 2025. With thousands of drivers in the UK already using the platform and a recent expansion into the US, this development underscores ONO’s growing popularity in global fleet markets.
Designed specifically to address the inefficiencies of traditional incident reporting, ONO provides drivers with a calm, guided process for capturing essential details at the roadside through a mobile app. All data is instantly shared with fleet managers via the ONO dashboard, offering real-time insights that can help reduce downtime, cut costs, and improve driver safety.
‘This is a proud moment,’ said ONO founder and CEO Renee Rogers. ‘When I started ONO, I knew that these challenges weren’t limited to the UK. Fleets around the world face similar frustrations with incident management. Signing our first Australian fleet shows that what we’re doing is relevant, necessary, and scalable.’
The platform has been well received by operators in the private hire, logistics, construction, and last-mile delivery sectors, where speed, clarity, and operational control are essential.
ONO’s international success highlights its growing position as an independent, user-focused alternative to traditional claims handlers and rigid insurance networks.
Renee added: ‘We’re not here to take control away from fleets or profit from their incidents. We aim to provide them with the tools, insights, and confidence to manage incidents on their terms, wherever they are in the world.’
ONO is quickly becoming the platform of choice for fleets seeking to modernise their approach to incident reporting and safety, both at home and increasingly abroad.
