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Fleet Dash Cam and Camera Video Monitoring

To keep on top of incidents, react quickly, and be able to understand what really happened.

Our smart fleet dash cams and cameras allow you to take fleet safety and cost control to the next level. With faster reaction times and the ability to provide better support to your drivers with video footage at your fingertips, you can keep vehicle recovery and repair costs under control, reducing each claim cost.

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THE NEEDS:

Be alerted of road incidents and be able to see what happened.
Ensure safety of your drivers and road users .
Improve your driver behaviours behind the wheel.
Establish fault quickly and defend against false liability claims.
Ensure compliance with local regulations.

THE BENEFITS:

Have full visibility of the road and your vehicles with front facing, side and rear facing cameras.
Influence your drivers' behaviour with the presence of cameras, supporting safer driving across the fleet.
Ensure your drivers can alert you of emergency situations directly from the vehicle cabin.
Access to incident footage for claims disputes and reduce claims.
Support compliance with London's Direct Vision Standard as part of a complete Progressive Safe System.

How Camera Video Monitoring Helps The Manager:

During Trips

Automated detection notification and recording, triggered by unusual G-force.

Secure and automatic upload of the footage of the incident (5 seconds before and 5 seconds after) to the platform

SMS or email alert from the drivers, to then view and download the incident in the platform

After Trips

Additional video footage available via our video supplier platform through single sign-on, for claims disputes.

How Camera Video Monitoring Helps The Driver:

Driver emergency button in the vehicle cabin, allowing drivers to send an email or SMS notification including their name.

Driver-facing AI camera live feedback of potentially hazardous driving situations, feeding directly into driving behaviour analysis:

Mobile phone use.
Smoking.
Distracted driving.
Signs of fatigue.
Forward collision warning.
Headway monitoring.

Camera video monitoring and the Direct Vision Standard (DVS)

Operating in London brings its own requirement: the Direct Vision Standard (DVS), a Transport for London scheme that requires HGVs over 12 tonnes to hold a valid safety permit to operate in most of Greater London. Every eligible vehicle receives a star rating from 0 to 5, set by the manufacturer and based on how much a driver can see directly through the cab windows.

Since 28 October 2024, vehicles rated three stars or above can apply for a permit without needing to demonstrate compliance with the Progressive Safe System. Vehicles rated 0, 1, or 2 stars must fit a Progressive Safe System (PSS), a defined set of safety measures, before they remain eligible. A camera monitoring system is one of seven required components of that system, alongside mirrors, sensors, audible warnings, and external signage.

Operating an eligible HGV in Greater London without a valid permit can result in a penalty charge notice of up to £550, reduced to £275 if paid within 14 days. If the penalty charge isn't paid or challenged within 28 days, it increases to £825.

A dash cam or camera system on its own does not make a vehicle DVS compliant. Compliance depends on the specific technical requirements TfL sets for the Progressive Safe System, and on your vehicle’s existing star rating. If DVS applies to any part of your fleet, it is worth checking your current rating and what a compliant camera setup needs to include before you buy anything. Our fleet compliance guide covers the wider picture of UK fleet regulation.

CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING SOLUTION PACKAGES & SPECIFICATIONS

	Single Camera	Dual Camera	Dual AI Camera	Multi Camera
Position of Camera(s)	Front-facing	Front-facing + Driver-facing OR Front-facing + Rear-facing	Front-facing + Driver-facing Rear-facing (non AI) optional	Front-facing + Driver-facing + Rear-facing OR Front-facing + Driver-facing + Sides-facing
VOD Capacity*	24hrs	Driver-facing : 34hrs Rear-facing : 24hrs	48hrs (32hrs with optional rear-facing camera)
Driver emergency button
Driver Assistant Display (AI-enabled live feedback)

Drilling

* Recording capacity is an estimation using standard settings and is for guidance purposes only. Actual recording capacity may be affected by factors such as night-time driving.

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CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING SOLUTION PACKAGES & SPECIFICATIONS

	Single Camera	Multi Camera
Position of Camera(s)	Front-facing	Front facing + Rear-facing + Sides-facing Load and driver facing cameras optional
DVR Technology
VOD Capacity*	24hrs	120hrs with load camera : 100hrs - with load and driver cameras : 80hrs
Live Streaming
Playback
DVS upgrade pack		add-on
Monitor for live streaming of left camera		add-on

Drilling

* Recording capacity is an estimation using standard settings and is for guidance purposes only. Actual recording capacity may be affected by factors such as night-time driving.

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FAQs

Do I need a dash cam to comply with the Direct Vision Standard?

Not on its own. DVS compliance for a vehicle rated 0 to 2 stars depends on fitting a full Progressive Safe System, of which a camera monitoring system is one of seven required components, alongside measures like mirrors, sensors, audible warnings, and external signage. Whether a specific camera setup satisfies the technical requirements depends on your vehicle’s star rating and the exact specification TfL sets. Check your rating before assuming any camera system makes you compliant.

What is the difference between a fleet dash cam and a consumer dash cam?

A consumer dash cam records to a memory card that someone has to retrieve from the vehicle. A fleet dash cam uploads footage automatically to a central platform, applies rules such as G-force detection, and gives a fleet manager visibility across every vehicle rather than one. Our guide to AI dash cams covers what to look for when comparing systems.

Can a driver-facing camera detect phone use and fatigue?

Yes. The driver-facing AI camera on our Dual AI Camera and equivalent packages gives live feedback on mobile phone use, smoking, distracted driving, and signs of fatigue, alongside forward collision and headway warnings. Feedback goes to the driver at the time, and the footage feeds into driver behaviour analysis afterwards.

How is dash cam footage used for claims disputes?

Footage from the moments before and after an incident uploads automatically to the platform, and additional footage is available through the video supplier platform for claims disputes. That evidence helps resolve liability questions and supports claims disputes without relying on driver accounts alone.

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Fleet Dash Cam and Camera Video Monitoring

To keep on top of incidents, react quickly, and be able to understand what really happened.

THE NEEDS:

THE BENEFITS:

How Camera Video Monitoring Helps The Manager:

During Trips

After Trips

How Camera Video Monitoring Helps The Driver:

Camera video monitoring and the Direct Vision Standard (DVS)

CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING SOLUTION PACKAGES & SPECIFICATIONS

CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING DATA CAPTURE & TECHNOLOGY

CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING SOLUTION PACKAGES & SPECIFICATIONS

CAMERA VIDEO MONITORING DATA CAPTURE & TECHNOLOGY

FAQs

Do I need a dash cam to comply with the Direct Vision Standard?

What is the difference between a fleet dash cam and a consumer dash cam?

Can a driver-facing camera detect phone use and fatigue?

How is dash cam footage used for claims disputes?

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