TrackNet fleet dash cams include dual 1080p HD recording with a 121-degree road-facing lens and 170-degree IR-enhanced driver-facing lens. AI features detect phone distraction, drowsy behavior, tailgating, lane drift, seatbelt misuse, smoking/vaping,
Store and Forward records footage locally to onboard storage when cellular connectivity is unavailable, then automatically uploads all stored video to encrypted cloud storage the moment the vehicle reconnects to the network
Yes. Dash cam footage documents technician behavior, vehicle speed, and location at customer sites, providing evidence to resolve disputed claims before they escalate.
TrackNet supports HVAC companies, plumbing contractors, electricians, locksmiths, pest control providers, cable and telecom companies, delivery operators, and other businesses that send technicians or drivers into the field.
Yes. Fleet dash cams can be especially useful for service vans, light-duty pickups, and local work fleets because many incidents happen close to the customer rather than on the highway.
TrackNet fleet dash cams capture HD video evidence tied to timestamps, GPS location, and driver events. When an incident occurs, event-tagged clips are stored automatically and can be reviewed by vehicle, driver,
TrackNet AI dash cams detect lane departure, forward-collision risk, tailgating, rolling stops, phone distraction, drowsy driving, seatbelt misuse, smoking/vaping, food & drink, harsh braking, speeding, and swerving. Drivers receive real-time in-cab voice
Media pushed to the platform is retained for 3-6 months.
If a vehicle loses signal in a remote area, footage is saved locally on the camera and uploads automatically when signal returns. No gaps. No missed events.
Yes. TrackNet integrates GPS fleet tracking with video telematics in one dashboard. Fleet managers can review real-time vehicle location, route playback, idle activity, and geofence alerts alongside dash cam footage.
