Dash cams types include driver-facing and roadside (as well as auxiliary side and rear cameras) for a full view of your vehicles' activities. Additional dash cam features include distracted driving detection,
Dash cams should be mounted within 5 inches from the top of the vehicle's windshield as not to obstruct the driver's view of the road. The driver's body should also be
Battery drain is kept to a minimum, and the commercial truck camera system will automatically turn off if low car battery voltage is detected. Our commercial truck camera systems also turn
While dash cams themselves are not illegal, certain states have prohibited windshield obstructions altogether. If a device like a dash cam blocks either a 5-in perimeter on the driver's side or
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.
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 commercial truck camera system can detect different types of distractions including: Texting while driving, eating while driving, smoking while driving, gazing while driving, and whether or not your drivers are
Commercial truck camera systems can improve safety by detecting risky driving behaviors and curbing them appropriately. By reviewing hard braking, speeding, and distracted driving alerts (texting, eating, drowsy driving, etc.) you
