RLI partners with IntelliShift to expand fleet safety technology for insured operators. PEORIA, Ill. - RLI Transportation has partnered with fleet intelligence platform IntelliShift to provide its policyholders with discounted access to technology designed to improve fleet safety, operational visibility and performance. The partnership gives RLI Transportation policyholders exclusive pricing on IntelliShift's platform, which combines telematics, AI-powered dash camera insights, vehicle maintenance, compliance, safety and analytics into a single dashboard. According to the companies, the partnership expands RLI Transportation's network of telematics and safety technology providers while offering a connected platform that integrates with systems many commercial fleets already use. IntelliShift also integrates with two of RLI Transportation's technology partners, Netradyne and TruckerCloud. Netradyne's AI-powered camera technology provides video-based insights to support driver coaching and encourage safer driving habits, while TruckerCloud simplifies telematics data sharing and gives fleets greater visibility into operational data. "At RLI Transportation, we are committed to helping our customers build safer, more efficient fleet operations that are easier to manage," said Jamie Wilson, assistant vice president of loss control for RLI Transportation. "Our partnership with IntelliShift gives insureds more actionable insights to better understand risk, improve driver performance and make more informed decisions faster." RLI Transportation provides insurance products for trucking, public auto, commercial specialty auto, moving and storage, and other transportation operators.

RLI Corp reported Q2 2026 operating earnings of $0.83 per share, slightly up from $0.82 last year, whilst net earnings jumped to $1.82 from $1.34. The insurance company saw net investment income rise 17% to $46 million and achieved a 25% return on equity. Gross premiums written grew 3%, with the casualty segment leading at 11% growth. The company recorded a combined ratio of 85.6 and underwriting income of $59.9 million. RLI returned capital to shareholders through a $2 special dividend and authorised a $250 million share repurchase programme, buying back 235,000 shares. Book value per share increased 11% from year-end 2025. Total investments and cash stood at approximately $4.9 billion.