Going Visual for Fleet Safety.

You may have many questions when trying to determine if your commercial vehicle fleet or collection of trucks need dash cams. Should you invest in these small devices to monitor drivers in the cab or to provide assistance while reversing?  Perhaps even to capture the road around your fleet in case of accident? 

The short answer? Yes, to all the above!  If you need further evidence that dash cams are unequivocally a good idea, the National Transportation Safety Board states that dash cameras on commercial vehicles are one of their most highly sought after road safety improvements. In their opinion, fleet monitoring systems are an essential tool in reducing accidents, preventing fraud, and saving lives on the road.

With all of those things being accomplished, it also equals more money in your company’s bottom line.

Video Telematics to Manage and Monitor your Fleet.

Driver-assistance tool:

• Dynamic camera views help eliminate blindspots
• Gain much clearer and more accurate view of obstacles
• Suitable for slow moving vehicles or manouvering in dense urban areas
• Close up of hitch for trailering
• Park more quickly and safely

Expanded field of vision:

• Avert injury-causing and potentially fatal backover accidents
• Provide wide-angle and close-up views
• Increased ability to see beyond the width of a mirror's image:
• Protect people and property directly behind, below level of rear window
• Help to eliminate blind spots, capacity to expand 360 views

Video evidence in case of an accident:

• Claim support data including time/date stamp, GPS location, driver telematics 
• Deter fraudulent claims

Live view and alerts:

• Connect in real-time
• Fleet tracking and analysis
• Operational accountability and transparency.