Dash cams are a must-have if you’re running a fleet – they are a preventative and protective tool across the truck and commercial vehicle industry. As two-way cameras with front and inside view, they are mounted either to a vehicle’s windshield or to the dashboard to capture a video recording of the road ahead as well as the interior of a vehicle.

The main function of fleet dash cams is to guarantee drivers’ safety on the road by improving their driving behavior thus decreasing the possibility of accidents happening due to dangerous driving styles and giving strong evidence at the end of the road incident with the ability to support insurance lawsuits, and training/coaching the drivers on their performance.

What’s more, dash cams with superior capabilities such as GPS tracking, real-time video streaming, force sensors, and more, could provide information on where your fleet is being used, how efficiently it is being used, and why is maintenance required through routine engine data downloading. This would allow data-driven decisions that yield an understanding of your operations, leading to cost-cutting.