Connected Cameras for the Waste Industry HIGH-RISK VEHICLES Waste vehicles work in close proximity areas such as cities and residential areas where you are more likely to get knocks, bumps or other incidents. Areas like…
Connected Cameras for Aggregate & Concrete Vehicles. Aggregates and concrete vehicles operate in high-risk environments including construction sites, quarries, and residential areas. Coupled with the task of delivering heavy materials and having moving hydraulic systems…
6 Key benefits of a driver behaviour improvement programme. One of the concerns we hear as we travel the country, both virtually and in person, is that insurance costs are rising due to a poor…
The 5 ways to have a connected telematics system. 1. API – what could these important letters mean for you? API means Application Protocol Interface. An API connects different software together such as telematics systems…
Using camera footage to coach drivers and improve driving performance Vehicle cameras were first seen as a REACTIVE tool to determine what happened in the event of a collision. Whist this is valuable if your…
The 7 Must Haves of a Driver Terminal New features are coming out all the time for driver’s telematics terminals. What are the Must Haves in 2021? The following “must have’s” are what we hear…
