Many fleets are using cutting-edge dash cameras to improve safety metrics. Before you implement a dash cam, make sure you’re not making these common mistakes.
J. J. Keller’s NC200D dash cam offers event-based video capture of both the road and the driver.
Car drivers take their lives in their hands when they misbehave around big trucks. Now we have technology that will help keep them safe. But what about the truck and the truck driver?
Backing up your drivers becomes easy when you’ve got a recording to prove they were acting in the right.
The camera is equipped with features like high definition 1080P video with both forward and driver-facing visibility, real-time audible driver alerts, and 4G LTE connectivity.
ERoad recently unveiled its Clarity Dashcam, which can be used in front-facing or dual front/driver-facing modes and captures high definition video.
Rand McNally recently introduced OverDryve 8 Pro II, the next generation of its all-in-one trucking device, which includes navigation, access to SiriusXM radio, a recording dash cam, the ability to call and text hands-free, and more.
Verizon Connect has launched a new driver-facing dashcam to help mobile businesses improve visibility and provide fleet managers with additional context leading up to harsh driving events.
KeepTruckin’s new Drive risk score and Safety Hub give fleets an overall view of their drivers’ safety performance using telematics data and AI-insights from the company’s Smart Dashcam, while also centralizing the data in one place.
Verizon Connect has expanded the availability of its Integrated Video for Reveal product for fleet customers to help improve safety, mitigate risk, and improve driver behavior.
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