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Video telematics: dashcams and in-cab cameras

Road-facing and in-cab cameras linked to GPS tracking, so you can see what happened on the road, not just where the vehicle was.

What it monitors

What you can see and control

  • Road-facing camera

    Records the road ahead for incident review.

  • In-cab camera

    Records the cab to support driver-safety programmes.

  • Live video

    View camera feeds remotely when you need to check a situation.

  • GPS tracking

    Video tied to location and time.

  • Driver-behaviour alerts

    Alerts for unsafe driving events.

Why it matters

What it changes day to day

  • Establish what happened in an incident from footage, not memory.
  • Coach drivers using real events.
  • Protect drivers against false claims.

Who it is for

Typical users

  • Passenger and staff transport
  • Long-haul and cross-border trucking
  • High-value cargo fleets

How it works

From installation to alerts

  1. 01

    Survey and install

    We confirm what you need to monitor, fit the devices and check each one reports correctly before handover.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Devices send data to the cloud platform. You get user accounts, alert rules and the thresholds that matter to you.

  3. 03

    Monitor and act

    Watch live status on the web or mobile app, get alerts when something moves out of range, and review history when you need it.

Responsible use

Tracking people comes with obligations

We build governed systems, so we set these out before you buy rather than after.

  • In-cab video records employees, so it needs a clear, documented purpose and a written notice to drivers.
  • Set a short default retention period and keep incident footage only as long as the incident requires.
  • Limit who can view footage and log who accessed it.

This is general guidance, not legal advice. We can help you prepare a driver notice and a retention policy as part of the installation.

Questions

Answered directly

Do we need both cameras?

No. Many fleets start with a road-facing camera only. An in-cab camera adds evidence for safety programmes but brings stronger privacy obligations towards drivers.

Does video work with GPS tracking?

Yes. Footage is tied to the vehicle's location and time, so you can find the moment you need.

What are our obligations to drivers?

Under Zambia's Data Protection Act, 2021, camera footage of drivers is personal data. You need a documented purpose, a written notice to drivers, a retention period and access controls.

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