Sydney, Australia, 8 October 2020 – Teletrac Navman is launching its multi-camera solution for trucks in Australia, which integrates with its recently released AI-powered software, TN360.
Designed specifically for transport and logistics operators, Teletrac Navman’s high-definition multi-camera solution captures more than 10 days of rolling footage, available to view from the back-office without the need to physically get into the vehicle. The camera solution also triggers real-time alerts for out of the ordinary road events, such as harsh braking or swerving via G-force sensors, making it a highly valuable tool for analysing road collisions, and recording the behaviour of other road users for insurance and legal claims.
With the ability to have up to four cameras, in a combination of forward-facing, driver-facing, left and right-side cameras, it gives a comprehensive view of each vehicle. Fleet operators have the option to choose how many and what cameras to use, and how they are used. The camera solution integrates into Teletrac Navman’s TN360 AI-based system, alongside GPS tracking data, speed, and other vehicle and driver information to give a deeper level of insight into what’s happening on the road.
Improved visibility in and around trucks is an important priority for transport and logistics operators to ensure health and safety standards on the roads. A report published earlier this year by the National Transport Insurance company found that the number of truck driver fatalities rose by 65 per cent in 2019 compared to any year over the past decade. The report also found cars were responsible for around 80 per cent of deadly multi-vehicle crashes involving trucks.
“Truck drivers are less likely to be of primary responsibility in fatal and serious collisions with other road users, but they do have to deal with the emotional trauma - the shock and guilt - as well as the legal and financial outcomes. This camera solution can assist drivers and operators to exonerate themselves in these collisions, by giving them an objective recording of the situation,” said Andrew Rossington, Chief Product Officer, Teletrac Navman.
“Other uses for cameras include protecting the business against fraudulent insurance claims, exonerating drivers in allegations of their truck causing damage, assisting drivers on the road – especially in monitoring blind spots, and ensuring safety compliance,” said Andrew. “What’s special about our camera solution, is that it is integrated with the whole tracking system, giving a more complete picture of driver behaviour – for example the speed of a truck going into the incident. This is particularly useful for high-level driver training.”
“With over 500 transport operators working tirelessly to keep our stores stocked across Australia, the safety of our drivers is our top priority. This year we’ve made significant investment in our telematics solutions including integrated cameras that will help to ensure our drivers, and other road users, are kept safe on Australia’s highways,” says Kelly Wells, Logistics Director, ALDI Australia.”
Teletrac Navman’s Integrated multi-cameras are now available in Australia. Find more information via this link http://teletracnavman.com.au/cameras
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About Teletrac Navman
Teletrac Navman is a leading software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider leveraging location-based technology and services for managing mobile assets. With specialised solutions that deliver greater visibility into real-time insights and analytics, Teletrac Navman helps companies make better business decisions that enhance productivity and profitability. Its fleet and asset management technology uncovers information that would otherwise go unseen, helping customers reduce risk and confidently move their business forward with certainty. It tracks and manages more than 500,000 vehicles and assets for more than 40,000 companies around the world. The company is headquartered in Garden Grove, CA, with additional offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico. For more information visit: http://www.teletracnavman.com.au
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