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Looking out for drivers
Video telematics helps safeguard taxi drivers and protect against bogus or exaggerated claims. It can not only help lower insurance costs, but also ensure duty of care commitments are met. Forward-and rear-facing cameras monitor other road users, while an internal camera can keep an eye on passengers.
Benefits of video telematics for taxi operators:
Monitor driver behaviour to help reduce driving incidents, increase efficiency and improve the customer experience
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Reduce insurance costs and eliminate bogus or exaggerated claims
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Guard against false claims or complaints by passengers or members of the public
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Provide evidence in case of a collision, near miss or aggressive driving aimed at the vehicle owner
FORWARD-FACING CAMERA
Wide-angled HD cameras provide evidence of other people’s driving and can help combat fraud. With night vision, they give you complete peace-of-mind and clear images of the road ahead.
REAR-VIEW CAMERA
These cameras monitor the rear of the vehicle, constantly recording and when used alongside a dashboard-mounted monitor they double up as reversing camera.
PASSENGER CAMERA
Multi-channel cameras are ideal for use as a secondary camera designed to monitor the driver or passengers, helping to quickly prove false allegations and deter physical violence.
PANIC BUTTONS
Real-time alarm, so drivers and/or passengers can raise an immediate alert regarding an incident or threat. Once the panic button has been activated, the system becomes audio-enabled and can stream live video back to base.
WARNING SIGNAGE
External stickers that warn other road users of vehicle blind spots and that cameras are in operation.
Taxis – looking out for your drivers
Local councils and taxi licencing authorities are looking at ways to improve driver and passenger safety. By using cameras within the vehicle to record video evidence, it is possible to dramatically reduce the time required to investigate alleged incidents. In addition, driver and passenger panic buttons can raise an immediate alert and place a marker in the footage; stream video live back to the controller; and enable in-vehicle audio capture. This speeds up the investigation process when compared to traditional methods, while providing indisputable evidence of what actually took place.
FORWARD-FACING CAMERA
Wide-angled HD cameras provide evidence of other people’s driving and can help combat fraud. With night vision, they give you complete peace-of-mind and clear images of the road ahead.
REAR-VIEW CAMERA
These cameras monitor the rear of the vehicle, constantly recording and when used alongside a dashboard-mounted monitor they double up as reversing camera.
PASSENGER CAMERA
Multi-channel cameras are ideal for use as a secondary camera designed to monitor the driver or passengers, helping to quickly prove false allegations and deter physical violence.
PANIC BUTTONS
Real-time alarm, so drivers and/or passengers can raise an immediate alert regarding an incident or threat. Once the panic button has been activated, the system becomes audio-enabled and can stream live video back to base.
WARNING SIGNAGE
External stickers that warn other road users of vehicle blind spots and that cameras are in operation.
VisionTrack's systems and products are compliant with Direct Vision Standard (DVS), Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS), Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS) and Work Related Road Risk (WRRR), as well as having wide insurance industry approvals. Our industry-leading forward-facing camera, multi-camera and mobile DVR technology also carry FCC, CE, E-mark certifications.
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