Instead of fearing cameras in their vehicles, fleet drivers are now asking for them for protection during incidents, but there are many more benefits, argues Geotab.

To evaluate how effective driver monitoring systems designed to prevent potentially dangerous behavior are, AAA road-tested four popular makes and models equipped with either camera-based systems or ...

The city’s photo safety camera program has returned to Phoenix roadways, a move city officials say is part of their broader ...

Previously in this two-part look at road- and driver-facing camera tech: Can AI transform the prying eyes of in-cab cameras for the better? The last time Wisconsin-based Hallahan Transport small fleet ...

After a long day on the road, the last thing any driver wants is to be falsely accused of risky driving by a fleet manager who’s leaning on telematics backed by murky artificial intelligence.

A driver found himself in an uncomfortable situation after a heated parking disagreement with his […] ...

Video-based safety systems are helping fleets prevent crashes and exonerate drivers, but successful deployment of this technology continues to hinge on driver acceptance. Fleets and technology ...

How do fleets keep their drivers engaged and loyal? Find out in this webinar. Invest in drivers and they’ll invest in you. Join us for a live webinar on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 1 p.m. Central to cover ...

For years, those in the propane industry viewed in-vehicle cameras as optional, something nice to have as a layer of protection but not completely necessary. However, today, that mindset is shifting.

Last February, a ready-mixed concrete truck driver driving on Interstate 60 in Mesa, Ariz., swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle in the road ahead of him—and steered right into a group of roadside ...