Last week we discussed how many fleet managers are turning their attention to dashcams as they’re not only useful for collecting video footage, but maintaining communication and improving training. While we previously discussed where the initial interest of these camera solutions came from and what fleet managers typically learn from solutions providers, in Part 2 we’ll go in-depth about what lasting effects fleet camera solutions can have on fleets.

The implementation of camera solutions within fleets is gaining momentum as there are countless benefits associated with them. However even with new popularity, industry leaders within the telematics sector continue to notice gaps in the knowledge that fleet managers have regarding the devices.

Fleet drivers must always act responsibly when they’re on the clock. Not only are they required to efficiently complete assigned deliveries, but they must abide by driving regulations and maintain safety on the road.

Whether a business has three company vehicles or thirty, fleet managers always feel the stress of being liable if there is a driving incident. However, with new technologies being installed in vehicles, managers are starting to notice that there are tools available to help protect them.

With technology advancing, dashcams have become a popular topic of discussion for obvious reasons. Not only are dashcams praised for offering vehicle owners proof of their driving habits, but they offer reassurance as drivers can obtain untampered footage of their vehicle on the road.

Any logistics company or fleet manager should be concerned about improving driver safety. Some of the worst road months of the year are during winter which is fast approaching.

The importance of having a dash cam for your fleet can’t be overstated. Whether it comes down to car accidents, insurance claims, or overall road safety; a dash cam will make sure you don’t have to stress over these things anymore.

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Vehicle accidents are often a long-term problem in the transportation industry. This issue is a huge headache for transport managers because, in the end, it comes down to the drivers word against the passenger vehicle drivers word, and unfortunately, in most people’s eyes, it is always the fault of the commercial driver.

Dash cams are becoming more affordable, more useful, more popular, and more widely-adopted in fleet vehicles. Here are some reasons why you should consider adding dash cams to your fleet.