Best Dash Cam

A fleet dashcam is a device consisting of front and rear cameras and a driver monitor inside the cabin, which records when the vehicle is started. Fleet managers can use fleet dashcams to understand what happens on the road, including incidents of mysterious damage, helping drivers avoid injury and preventing false claims such as rear-end and sideslip accidents.

Compared to similar-performing fleet dashcams, YUWEI offers a price advantage because we are a Chinese manufacturer. Additionally, our product is part of a complete fleet management solution that includes GPS tracking, dashcams, engine diagnostics, and ELD. We prioritize customer service and provide customizable product bundles that can be tailored to the unique needs of your organization.

Dashcam camera systems are highly beneficial for fleet vehicles as they provide truck drivers and fleet managers with more control over fleet safety through features designed to improve visibility, reduce accidents, and lower collision costs. The camera systems also offer real-time monitoring and recording, enabling management personnel to take timely actions and promote safer driving behaviors.

GPS and Wi-Fi for a dashcam mean that the dashcam connects via Wi-Fi and provides GPS location tracking. The GPS feature allows fleet managers to accurately know the location information of vehicles, enabling better fleet management and improved efficiency. The Wi-Fi feature facilitates convenient uploading of recorded data to the cloud for processing and analysis.

If needed, our onboard camera platform can support up to 8 cameras per vehicle. Generally, we recommend equipping each vehicle with at least 4 to 5 cameras. With a 5-camera configuration, both the truck and its surroundings will be covered on all 4 sides, including a dashboard-facing camera for the driver. A 4-camera configuration will have only one front-facing dashcam, preventing video recording of the driver.

A vehicle Mobile DVR is a crucial electronic component of commercial truck camera systems. It is a rugged and durable device that protects the data stored in the vehicle's recording and remote information processing system. The hard drive or SD card inside the black box stores video clips collected from the vehicle or truck monitoring system. In the event of an accident, law enforcement investigators often want to retrieve the vehicle's black box to investigate the cause of the accident. The data and surveillance footage stored on the vehicle black box DVR also aid insurance investigations and claims resolution. It has become an essential tool for fleet safety and driver training, especially if the data indicates that specific accidents could have been avoided.