There are over 1,300,000 road deaths each year throughout the world. Installing a fleet video monitoring solution can cut a driver’s collision rate by 50%, saving businesses money, time, and legal cost.
Video camera monitoring for vehicles can prevent employee violence or complications of outside invaders. “ you’re being watched” concept tends the driver to drive according to the rules set that includes no smoking, wearing seat belts, over speeding. All this leads to safety of the employee, vehicle and any third on the road.
Never lose track of a vehicle. Monitor driver routes with built-in GPS. Track each vehicle and see where they are. Real-Time video and GPS monitoring can help companies be sure their fleet is where it should be. Make sure that drivers do not take company cars off route or on personal errands. Personal miles can add up quick and your company may be held responsible for damages that happen with your vehicle whether it is with your knowledge or without.
When the vehicle is off so is the camera? Not always. Many cameras have a sleep setting. When the vehicle is off and parked the camera remains in sleep mode. If a car backs into your vehicle the camera turns on and begins recording. This helps to eliminate mystery damage while using very little battery power.
Video can bring clarity to deciphering what really happens in an accident. This can lead to claims being processed much quicker. It can also help to get claims approved.
Peace of mind and driver accountability. When drivers know they may be watched they are more likely to be on their best behavior. This translates into drivers staying alert behind the wheel and your vehicles being well taken care. It also greatly reduces driver error and cell phone use.
One of the most visible benefits of vehicle dash cameras are its accident recording capabilities. Capturing vehicle collations on video insures that there is always a witness around. Many people have used accident footage to prove that they were not at fault. Companies often face an uphill battle to prove that their drivers are innocent. Most likely because many fleet vehicles are much larger than the average car on the road.