In the world of Fleet Safety, many have gone the route of GPS Fleet Tracking or a Fleet Management solution to improve the safety of their fleet.
With increased cost of insurance, some have added a Fleet Camera solution, giving them the ability to "see" into the cab of the fleet vehicle. This can be a great addition to any fleet safety program, having indisputable video of an accidents. Could save you $1000.00 in insurance claims.
So what if there was a new system out there that gave you the ability to "see" into the cab in real time, exactly what the drivers were doing, AND gives you full GPS tracking historical data, all for a few dollars more a month than you are paying for just a GPS fleet tracking system.
Impossible you say. But no, we have found and demo'd such a system.
A company out of Michigan has been selling in vehicle cameras for about 8 years to fleets and businesses alike.
They decided to develop, build and sell the first, real time streaming video camera DVR system we've seen on the market.
With up to 4 cameras: we suggest one facing forward and one facing inward to start, and then, if needed, adding an additional 2 cameras. You could add one on the right side of the truck, to eliminate that blind spot. or maybe use on as a back up cameras. The choice is yours.
Monitoring plans start as low as $29.95 for video and tracking. Really $29.95.
We think they may have something here.
Something that may be too good to be true.
Check them out.
www.safetytrack.net
With increased cost of insurance, some have added a Fleet Camera solution, giving them the ability to "see" into the cab of the fleet vehicle. This can be a great addition to any fleet safety program, having indisputable video of an accidents. Could save you $1000.00 in insurance claims.
So what if there was a new system out there that gave you the ability to "see" into the cab in real time, exactly what the drivers were doing, AND gives you full GPS tracking historical data, all for a few dollars more a month than you are paying for just a GPS fleet tracking system.
Impossible you say. But no, we have found and demo'd such a system.
A company out of Michigan has been selling in vehicle cameras for about 8 years to fleets and businesses alike.
With up to 4 cameras: we suggest one facing forward and one facing inward to start, and then, if needed, adding an additional 2 cameras. You could add one on the right side of the truck, to eliminate that blind spot. or maybe use on as a back up cameras. The choice is yours.
Monitoring plans start as low as $29.95 for video and tracking. Really $29.95.
We think they may have something here.
Something that may be too good to be true.
Check them out.
www.safetytrack.net
