Do TrackNet dash cams integrate with GPS tracking?
Yes, our API key allows you to integrate GPS, E-Logs and other services into our application so you have all your fleet tools under one roof.
Can I live stream dash cam footage?
You can live stream driver footage of the road and in-cab as well as capture footage in real-time for immediate download.
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.
Are commercial dash cams considered an invasion of privacy?
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.
Are commercial dual dash cams worth it?
Yes, it is important to know what happened inside the vehicle (such as if your driver was distracted) during an accident. Showing your driver was within safety guidelines in the event
Does a commercial dash cam require special computer hardware?
No, all you need is the latest version of Chrome (preferred browser) and an internet connection. Phone apps are also available for both Android and iPhone devices.
Will my drivers react negatively to a fleet dashcam?
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
Do I need WiFi to operate the commercial dash cams?
No, our commercial truck camera systems connect through cellular or satellite networks. The option for wi-fi is still available if needed.
How long do you store video?
All driver footage is stored on Tracknet's cloud server for up to 6 months. All footage can be downloaded or emailed directly.
Does TrackNet sell dashcam hardware?
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