Video Footage
Frequently Asked Questions
You can live stream driver footage of the road and in-cab as well as capture footage in real-time for immediate download.
You can view your footage through TrackNet’s web-based application. Footage can be pulled through a vehicle’s trip trailer or pop-up, and is organized by driver, date, time, and more.
In our experience there will always be SOME resistance to dash cams. By establishing trust upfront with your drivers, you can defuse pushback and keep your drivers motivated while they are on the road.
It’s important to explain how the fleet dash cams work and how they will not be monitored each and every second they are on the road. Most of the time footage will only be reviewed if there is a safety-triggered event. Doing trial runs with a select few drivers before the dash cams are installed across your entire fleet can also help set a positive precedent. They can relay their experiences with the other drivers and let them know what to expect going forward.
Finally, it’s imperative to let your drivers know about corrective actions that will take place if safety protocols are broken. Having guidelines that distinguish between verbal / written warning vs employee termination is important so your drivers are not blindsided when coaching opportunities arise.
Information superimposed onto the vehicle video includes date, speed traveled, and latitude / longitude coordinates.
All driver footage is stored on Tracknet’s cloud server for up to 6 months. All footage can be downloaded or emailed directly.
You can be notified of a driving event instantly, and video retrieval usually take 2-5 minutes to process. All footage files are compressed into small file sizes (on average no larger than 2mb).
Yes, all footage is stored on our cloud servers for up to 6 months. Videos can be searched for and downloaded by driver, trip, date, time and more. There are no additional fees for downloading your videos.
No, there are no fees to upload your videos to the cloud, nor are there any fees to retrieve your videos. All footage is stored on our servers for up to 3 months.
All footage is stored on TrackNet’s cloud server and can viewed, emailed or download for up to 3 months.
Hard braking, speeding, and other types of distracted detections (texting, smoking, eating, no seatbelt, etc.) all get recorded and uploaded to our cloud servers for immediate download.
All dash cams come with panic buttons on the unit itself which can capture footage in the moment. Panic button footage is recorded BEFORE and AFTER the incident and is directly sent to the fleet manager for review.
Investing in a commercial truck camera system can improve driver safety and behaviors, maximize delivery operations and exonerate your drivers for false claims of road events.
Recording accident footage tells the real story of what happened during a vehicle collision, both from the road and in-cab perspectives. Additional features such as distracted driver detection can also empower your drivers to improve their performance and modify risky driving behaviors.
Our fleet dashcam begins recording upon the starting of the engine and the device establishing a connection. All the data becomes available within seconds on the cloud and allows you the peace of mind knowing your fleet is continuously being monitored from accidents and driver distraction.