DriveCam Video Releases HindSight 20/20
DriveCam Video systems, San Diego, Calif. a developer of fleet safety technology, has introduced HindSight 20/20 version 4.
DriveCam Video systems, San Diego, Calif. a developer of fleet safety technology, has introduced HindSight 20/20 version 4.0
, a Windows-based software program for evaluating and improving individual driver performance.
Enhancements for Version 4.0 were specifically designed for large fleets.
HindSight 20/20 software works in conjunction with the DriveCam video event data recorder to identify high-risk driving habits. When a vehicle is driven in an unsafe manner indicated by swerving or hard braking, the DriveCam event recorder captures a video of what the driver sees and hears. HindSight 20/20 software automates the process of downloading these video events to a computer, where fleet managers view and analyze driving performance. According to DriveCam, drivers counseled on their specific driving habits quickly improve.
HindSight 20/20 version 4.0's enhanced functionality and advanced features include networking to enable an unlimited number of users to access the database and review driving events, SQL database for scalability, an improved user interface, expanded management reports to track driver and fleet performance improvement, a point-based grading system for driving skills and the ability to export video files in multiple formats
"We worked with our larger fleet customers to provide them with the additional features they need to maximize the benefits of the DriveCam fleet safety program," said Ed Andrew, president of DriveCam. "They use DriveCam's video event recordings in every aspect of fleet operations, from driver training and performance evaluations to settling insurance claims."
For more information go to www.drivecam.com.
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