Dash Cameras

While both connected dashcams and tracking units can provide benefits to businesses that rely on vehicles, there are some unique advantages to using a connected dashcam over a tracking unit.

Here are some potential benefits of a connected dashcam:

Real-Time Video Recording

A connected dashcam records video in real-time, providing you with visual evidence of any incidents that may occur. This can be particularly useful in the event of an accident or a dispute with a customer.

Improved Driver Safety: A connected dashcam can help improve driver safety by providing real-time feedback on driving behaviour, such as excessive speed or harsh braking. This can help drivers improve their habits and reduce the risk of accidents.

Reduced Insurance Costs: Some insurance companies offer discounts for fleets that use dashcams, as they can help reduce the risk of accidents and fraudulent claims. Additionally, the video footage can provide evidence in the event of an accident, helping you avoid false claims and reduce insurance costs.

Enhanced Security: With real-time video recording and remote monitoring capabilities, a connected dashcam can help deter theft and vandalism. Additionally, the footage can be used as evidence in the event of a crime.

Improved Fleet Management: A connected dashcam can provide insights into driver behaviour and vehicle performance, helping you optimise routes and ensure that your vehicles are being used efficiently and effectively.

Reduced Downtime: With real-time video recording and alerts, a connected dashcam can help you address maintenance and repair needs more quickly, reducing equipment downtime and improving productivity. It can also monitor equipment usage and identify any unsafe practices, such as excessive speeding or harsh braking. This can help you improve safety and reduce the risk of accidents.

Having a DVR vehicle CCTV system on an HGV can provide several benefits for businesses and drivers, including:

Improved Safety: A DVR vehicle CCTV system can help improve safety by providing drivers with a 360-degree view of their surroundings, reducing blind spots, and helping drivers avoid accidents.

Reduced Insurance Costs: Insurance companies may offer discounts for fleets that use CCTV systems, as they can help reduce the risk of accidents and fraudulent claims. Additionally, the video footage can provide evidence in the event of an accident, helping you avoid false claims and reduce insurance costs.

Enhanced Security

With video recording capabilities, a DVR vehicle CCTV system can help deter theft and vandalism. Additionally, the footage can be used as evidence in the event of a crime.

Improved Driver Behaviour

A DVR vehicle CCTV system can help improve driver behaviour by providing real-time feedback on driving habits, such as excessive speed or harsh braking. This can help drivers improve their habits and reduce the risk of accidents.

Reduced Liability

With video footage of any incidents that may occur, a DVR vehicle CCTV system can help reduce liability in the event of an accident or dispute with a customer.

Remote Monitoring

With remote monitoring capabilities, a DVR vehicle CCTV system can provide real-time alerts if any suspicious activity is detected, allowing for a quick response.