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Video and telematics systems in taxis help you keep track of your fleet and protect against bogus or exaggerated claims against your drivers. They can also help lower insurance costs.
A typical taxi system includes a front-facing camera to monitor other drivers and road users, an internal camera to keep an eye on passengers and protect the driver, and a rear-facing camera that can double as a reversing camera.
Our wide-angled HD cameras provide evidence of other people’s driving and can help combat fraud. With night-vision, they give you peace-of-mind and clear images of the road ahead.
These cameras quite literally watch your drivers’ backs, monitoring the rear of the vehicle and drivers behind. Constantly recording, they also double up as reversing cameras.
Our multi-channel cameras are ideal for use as a secondary camera designed to monitor the driver or passengers, helping to combat false allegations and deter physical violence.
Our wide-angled HD cameras provide evidence of other people’s driving and can help combat fraud. With night-vision, they give you peace-of-mind and clear images of the road ahead.
These cameras quite literally watch your drivers’ backs, monitoring the rear of the vehicle and drivers behind. Constantly recording, they also double up as reversing cameras.
Our multi-channel cameras are ideal for use as a secondary camera designed to monitor the driver or passengers, helping to combat false allegations and deter physical violence.
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