Basic covers entry-level fleets with GPS and G-Force Events. Standard adds dual-lens AI monitoring for lane departure, tailgating, and forward-collision risk. Advanced adds distraction, fatigue, and seatbelt detection plus coaching scorecards.
AI Events are behavior-based detections from TrackNet’s vision-and-ML engine (lane departure, tailgating, distraction, phone use, fatigue, seatbelt misuse). G-Force Events are sensor-triggered physical events (hard braking, hard acceleration, hard cornering, shocks/impacts). Both categories
A fleet dash cam is a vehicle-mounted camera system designed for commercial use, with features beyond consumer dash cams: GPS, AI behavior detection, cloud video upload, centralized fleet management, and integration
Most commercial fleets benefit from dash cams for three reasons: insurance claim defense, driver coaching, and roadside-inspection efficiency. Whether you NEED one depends on your fleet size, industry, and claim history — we walk through
Footage records locally to encrypted SS drives or Micro SD (128 GB–2 TB optional). When the vehicle has cellular coverage, clips upload to the TrackNet cloud via Store & Forward. Media on the TrackNet platform is retained for
TrackNet overlays event clips with GPS coordinates, timestamp, vehicle ID, speed, heading, and the event type (AI Event or G-Force Event). All overlay data is exportable for insurance and legal documentation.
Yes. The TrackNet platform is browser-based with one dashboard for video, GPS, AI events, and reports. No training certification required — most fleet managers are up and running on their first day.
For fleets that face insurance claims, litigation exposure, or driver coaching needs, dual-lens footage usually pays for itself in claim cost reduction and faster dispute resolution. The cost is scoped to
No. TrackNet dash cams are designed for continuous fleet operation and remain installed in the vehicle. The system records event-triggered clips automatically; no driver action is required after each shift.
Yes. GPS is integrated into every TrackNet dual dash cam. Every event clip is tagged with location, time, and heading, and managers can view geofence-based alerts and full vehicle trails inside the platform.
