How do I watch my dash cam footage?
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.
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.
No, our commercial truck camera systems will shut when the power to the engine is killed.
Courts have ruled that commercial truck camera systems are not an invasion of drivers' privacy, though fleet managers MUST notify their drivers they are on camera at all times.
No, our commercial truck camera systems connect through cellular or satellite networks. The option for wi-fi is still available if needed.
Yes, all footage is searchable not only by date and time, but also driver, trip, and more. Footage can easily be accessed from a driver's vehicle trail / timeline, and clips
Yes, we sell 2-way facing commercial truck camera systems (both driver-facing and roadside) in addition to auxiliary (side / rear) dash cams. Rear cameras are great for tow companies, while auxiliary
Our NO CONTRACT dash cam systems feature continual recording of your driver's trips with up to 3 months of cloud storage. Many dash cam providers charge to download videos, but with
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
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
A fleet dash camera system features interior and exterior cameras that give you the ability to view live video feeds in addition to film from other trips. Having visual documentation in