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It's mid-2021 and the commercial trucking industry has endured a year of everything from the pandemic, todriver shortages, and extreme weather events.

Like our shockproof 1080 Series, we've made it through that bumpy ride and plan to keep on trucking, That being said, fleet operations that are also interested in playing the long (and profitable game) need to consider making one of the best investments possible: the Mobile DVR.

Why, you ask? It's all in the features, of course:

• GPS Tracking & Live Remote Viewing (With Personal Data Plan)

With a rise in valuable medical supplies, essentials, vaccines,...

We are proud to introduce the MobileMule™ 1080 Mobile DVR Series. This 5 channel DVR series supports four 1080p Full HD (FHD) cameras, in addition to one 1080p IP camera.

"The 1080p Series is a game changer," says Mike Wineberg, Head of DVR Department. "We’ve gotten many requests for 1080p resolution systems and have worked hard making sure that this launch includes the latest in available DVR technology . The launch also includes a versatile selection of cameras designed specifically for this series.”

Built for fleet management, driver vision, and liability protection, the 1080P Series is Vehicle...

We are proud to introduce the 2200 DVR Series. The 2200 is a mobile DVR built for on-board recording that can connect and record up to 720 AHD two cameras simultaneously. The mobile DVR features H.264 video compression and records to a SD card (512 storage capacity).

In an effort to cut down on bullying and drivers not stopping for school buses, the California Legislature has introduced two bills that would require school buses and child care car/vans to use video recording systems.

School Bus Laws

Assembly Bill 934 would require all school buses, youth buses, school pupil activity buses, and child care motor vehicles to have internal video systems. According to Asm. Mike Gipson, the bill's author, the new law will be an effective way to stop bullying and vandalism. The bill would also require an external video system on school buses that have a stop signal...

Few things excite the RVS team like new tech and product updates, especially when it’s been a long time coming. 

Since we’re preparing for a slew of new stuff, we’ve decided to house all the product updates and upcoming tech on our New Arrivals page for easy updates!

Here’s a little preview of some of the new updates we’re serving up:

Simple Sight Is Simply Clearer

We know that wireless is the way of the future, especially if you want to operate a fleet of tractor trailers more efficiently.

Not only do our Simple Sight systems make camera-monitor pairing SUPER fast (in under a minute), but they're...

In accordance with the new camera requirements For Arkansas non-emergency transportation vehicles carrying medicaid beneficiaries, we have recently debuted the RVS-AR-DVR Arkansas N.E.T. Safety Solution: MobileMule™ 4 Channel DVR With GPS Tracking And AHD Dome Camera.

New Requirements

NET Contract (IFB 710-18-1025) states the following minimum requirements for video recording in NET vehicles, effective January 1^st, 2019.

• HD 720 p camera
• Minimum 45-day playback/viewing (all footage must be retrievable)
• GPS required on camera
• Interior Recording (The camera must be positioned so all passenger...

New England Mobile
330 Hartford Ave.
Bellingham, MA 02019
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Employees: 12

We love our dealers and are excited to show our appreciation with a new series, featuring some of Rear View Safety's most beloved dealers! We spoke to Ray Terrell, the Owner of New England Mobile about his company, their mission, and the RVS difference.

Note: This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.

Ray Terrell: I started New England Mobile back in 1982, in Milford, MA. Just me and a briefcase. Initially, we were just in the 2 way commercial radio business, but once Nextel came on the scene...

Delivery vehicles may not be known for their innovative features (with the exception of a few concept models), but it doesn’t mean they need to be stuck in the past forever.

Upfitting a delivery fleet with safety systems (like those of the RVS + Geotab integration) improves operations, reliability, safety, and even profitability in the long run.

How?

Tracking Driver Behavior & Efficiency 

Using telematics to find the most efficient routes are important for any fleet, but even more so with last mile deliveries, since hitting those promised delivery times is the name of the game. Not doing so...

It’s no secret that fuel prices are hitting some of the highest levels EVER (along with most everything else). 

While American households are getting hit at the pump, commercial fleets are feeling it hard, as high costs are cutting into profit margins.

It doesn’t need to bring businesses to a halt. There are some sound strategies on cutting down on fuel costs and they all involve tracking or keeping tabs on driver activities, something a good Fleet Manager is already doing.

These 5 strategies make any commercial fleet operation run a bit more efficiently:

- Tracking engine idling lets a Fleet...

Living in New York, you always have to have a few backup plans for getting around. When I hear the trains are delayed, I take the bus. A few weeks ago I took the bus home and something strange happened. The driver went off the scheduled route and started making strange stops. Passengers were uneasy, and I got off at the first stop I could and ended up taking a different subway line home.

If the bus was equipped with a Mobilemule™ Mobile DVR series, geo fencing would allow the fleet manager to get an alert when the vehicle deviates off the predetermined route.

DVR's are perfect for fleet managers...

The driver shortage is still a perennial industry issue. It ranked as the top industry concern for the 2nd consecutive year in 2018 by the American Transportation Research Institute.

The American Trucking Associations (ATA) estimates that turnover can cost trucking companies as much as $5,000 per driver. If your company loses five drivers this year, you may spend as much as $25,000 to recruit and hire new drivers.

There are many great ways to retain drivers...

My parents bought a new (to them) car last November. My mom was very pumped about the included backup and side camera.

"It has grid lines when you back up! The cameras change when I use my turn signal!" She happily exclaimed after she brought it home. When I came back to Kansas for Christmas, she proudly showed me how everything worked.

Many new vehicles now come standard with backup and/or side cameras. It makes sense. Laws are changing, and the new generation are learning to drive with cameras. The question remains, how can I make my parents even safer? After hearing all about my mom's backup...

Imagine a world where whiteout conditions and an inexperienced driver don't equal a three-week-long delivery delay....

This inconvenience won’t just disappear overnight, but delivery fleets are slowly catching on to the fact that improving a driver’s overall visibility and eliminating blind spots with the right camera system is now a must, when considering cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and local compliance. 

As more and more pickup & delivery fleets get smarter with their system selections, they’re turning to things like powerful Mobile DVRs, HD cameras, dash cams, sensors, compact monitors...

Our newest dash camera is very versatile. A Full HD dash camera, the RVS-880C Hidden Dash Camera with WiFi can be connected to an external monitor via RCA or to a mobile DVR. You can also view and download dash camera footage straight from your smartphone or tablet with a free app. This dash camera also has  sleek design and simple installation.

The dash camera slides behind the rear view mirror so it is only compatible with vehicles that have traditional rear view mirrors.

RVS-880C Hidden Dash Camera With WiFi

• Full HD video recording
• Ultra wide 170° viewing...

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Automotive cameras have many uses. Backup cameras and side cameras are vital for erasing blind spots and increasing overall safety. Mobile DVR’s can also be used to protect your company in the unfortunate case of an accident. Thankfully no one was injured in this recent bus crash. The footage from our MobileMule™ 4420 proves that the bus driver was not at fault for this accident. Without recorded video proof, this crash would have cost the bus company $14,000.

We offer a wide variety of DVR’s with many different features including GPS, WiFi, and live...