Fleet Dash Cam

Fleet Dash Cam With GPS

Matrack’s fleet dash cam with GPS enables real-time vehicle tracking and event monitoring, recording critical incidents like ignition status and hard braking.

This advanced fleet dash cam solution allows businesses to optimize fleet operations, improve delivery efficiency, and reduce fuel costs by closely monitoring engine running hours.

Use Up To 5 Cameras

Matrack’s AI powered fleet dash cam system has the option to use up to 5 cameras. This gives you the most comprehensive remote visual of the truck -front, rear, sides and driver facing. All alerts are sounded to the driver, notifying the driver. This ensures the highest safety for your fleet. All alerts are sounded to the driver, notifying the driver.

Monitor Driver

Stay informed when drivers exhibit risky behaviours like drowsiness, texting, distraction, or smoking. The matrack fleet dash cam captures images and video footage of these events and instantly alerts the driver with audible notifications. This proactive system enhances safety across your fleet, promoting responsible driving and reducing the risk of accidents.

Monitor Lane and Collision Alerts

Receive instant alerts when a vehicle changes lanes without using the turn signal or when there's a potential collision risk. The Matrack fleet dash cam issues audible warnings to drivers, helping them stay aware and react promptly to avoid accidents. This system ensures enhanced safety and accountability across your fleet.

Access Video on Demand

Easily review footage from previous days directly through the Matrack web portal. For example, if a driver is involved in an accident at 3 PM, you can quickly access video showing the moments leading up to and following the incident. This feature provides valuable insights to address accidents, resolve disputes, and improve fleet safety.

Safest Driving Experience For Your Fleet

Evaluate driver performance over time based on driving behavior. Instantly be alerted to harsh braking, acceleration, sharp turns and speeding. All alerts are also sounded to the driver, notifying the driver. This ensures the highest safety for your fleet.

Instant Real-Time Video Access

With Matrack’s fleet dash cam, you can remotely access live video from any camera on the dash cam. This feature lets you see exactly what is happening in real time, providing immediate insights to ensure driver safety and monitor fleet activities as they occur.

Prevent Incidents Before They Happen with Fleet Dash Cam In-Cab Alerts

Boost driver safety in real-time with optional in-cab alerts with Matrack fleet dash cam. Address high-risk situations such as tailgating, no seatbelt use, and more, helping drivers build and maintain safe driving habits.

Distracted Driving

Using Phone while Driving

D.U.I Alert

Collision Alerts

Distracted Driving

Matrack fleet dash cam detects distracted driving behaviors and issues real-time alerts to remind drivers to stay focused on the road.

Using Phone while Driving

Monitor and instantly warn drivers when they are texting or using a mobile phone while driving, promoting safer driving habits.

D.U.I Alert

Leverage advanced detection to identify potential driving under the influence and send immediate alerts, ensuring the safety of your fleet.

Collision Alert

Matrack fleet dash cam’s AI-powered collision detection system provides instant warnings of potential collisions, helping drivers take quick action to avoid accidents.

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How to Install Matrack Fleet Tracking Dash cam

STEP 1

REGISTRATION

Provide the Fleet Dash cam ID, Mounting Height (height of the dash cam from ground after mounting on the vehicle), Vehicle width and Vehicle Hood length

STEP 2

INSTALLATION

Follow the guidelines to install the fleet dash cam and increase the accuracy of FCW & DSS detection results.

STEP 3

ADAS CALIBRATION

ADAS Calibration is a simple process required to calibrate the Matrack Fleet Dash cam device for both FCW and LDW AI features

Frequently Asked Questions

A fleet dash cam is a small camera installed in vehicles to record everything happening on the road and inside the cab. It’s like having an extra pair of eyes that captures events, driving behavior, and other important details, making it super useful for fleet managers.

Fleet owners need dash cams because they help keep drivers safe, reduce accidents, and protect the company from false claims. They also provide valuable insights into how drivers are performing and can help lower insurance costs. Plus, they’re great for tracking vehicles in real-time. Know More.

Matrack’s dash cam is packed with features that make it ideal for fleet management. It includes GPS tracking, real-time video access, and up to five cameras for complete coverage of the vehicle. It can detect unsafe behaviors like texting, lane drifting, or harsh braking and even sends alerts to drivers to improve safety.

The Matrack Fleet Dash Cam can support up to five cameras. This means you can monitor every angle—front, back, sides, and even inside the vehicle—for total visibility and safety.

The cost of a fleet dash cam varies between $20 and it can go up to $200. The price depends on what features you need and how many cameras you want. Generally, it’s a small investment compared to the money you save by preventing accidents, improving efficiency, and lowering insurance costs. Contact Matrack for a quote based on your needs. Schedule a call.

Yes, fleet dash cam footage is typically allowed in court. It provides clear evidence of what actually happened during an incident, which can be a huge help in resolving disputes or defending drivers against false claims. Just make sure you’re following local privacy laws. Know More.

A fleet dash cam improves road safety by keeping drivers alert and accountable. It records incidents, gives real-time alerts for risky behavior, and helps identify habits like distracted driving or hard braking. These features encourage safer driving and reduce the chance of accidents. Know More.

Yes, using a fleet dash cam is legal in most places. However, it’s important to follow local laws, especially if you’re recording inside the vehicle. Letting drivers know they’re being recorded is usually a good idea to avoid any privacy concerns. Know More.