A study by the National Safety Council estimates that around 5,700 large trucks were involved in a fatal crash in 2021. This is an almost 18% increase from 2020 and a 49% increase in the last 10 years. If you own a fleet of semi-trucks, it is essential to ensure the safety of your drivers and cargo.
An excellent way to achieve this is by installing cameras in your fleet of trucks.
On any given day, our dedicated team encounters a wide spectrum of shoppers seeking to outfit their RVs, campers, or trucks, with backup cameras, sensors, or monitors.
Below, we’ve broken down the 4 main types of RVS reviewer types and the kinds of feedback they tend to leave
"A large truck was somehow involved in around 74% of fatal passenger car accidents!"
There are more fleet-focused accident stats where that came from, and they're all equally ugly. Commercial vehicles tend to have the largest blind spots on the road, and the high fatality rates surrounding them are representative of that.
If you're an individual or a fleet who has purchased a backup camera system or plans on purchasing one, you might be wondering:
How do I position a backup camera? Can I just stick a backup camera anywhere? What direction should the camera face? Do I just plug this thing in and go?
Outside of an EKG machine, these are the most helpful (and potentially life-saving) beeps you'll hear: your vehicle's sensor alerts.
Modern-day passenger vehicles usually have them built-in, but bigger, older commercial vehicles tend to lack the technology, and it can cost them in the form of property or driver damage....
Backup cameras have rapidly graduated from a high-tech novelty to an indispensable guardian angel of the road. Their rise to ubiquity has been so pronounced, they've crossed the line from luxury to necessity, with new legislation making them a mandatory fixture in all new vehicles. The reason for their critical importance is chillingly clear:
How do I determine if a safety camera system is right for me? What features do I need in a safety camera system? What does dot pitch measure? What do triggers and event modes do and how are they connected? What do mobile DVRs do and do my fleet vehicles need them? What’s the difference between NTSC and PAL? What exactly is a multiplexer? How does night vision work?
We’ve got nothing against car mods, as long as they’re practical, seamlessly integrated, and improve safety. What we do have a problem with, is the type of aftermarket modification that leaves your vehicle unsafer than it was when it came off the assembly line....