Who Offers Best Dash Cams for Fleet Management?

Date Time: January 08, 2026

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Author: YUWEI

Best Dash Cams for Fleet Management

In the current drive to improve operational performance, productivity and safety, vehicle video telematics systems play a pivotal role. Selecting the right cameras for vehicles is the core of building an efficient system, and a comprehensive understanding of various available products is crucial. This article breaks down different types of vehicle cameras to help enterprises make decisions based on their own fleet requirements.

Who Offers Best Dash Cams for Fleet Management

Detailed Introduction to Various Vehicle Cameras

1.1 Dome Camera

Dome cameras feature a compact size and anti-vibration properties, capable of capturing high-definition images both inside and outside the vehicle. They support audio recording and infrared mode, making them suitable for low-light environments.

Core Features:

①　Specifically designed for vehicle scenarios

②　Lockable shooting angle to ensure stable monitoring

③　Anti-vibration, anti-interference and low-power consumption design

④　Applicable to public buses, school buses, taxis, trucks and fleet vehicles

1.2 Road Camera

YUWEI road cameras can continuously record high-definition road videos. Compact and lightweight, they are easy to install on the dashboard. Ideal for fleets seeking basic monitoring solutions, they can provide key video evidence to clarify responsibilities in the event of an accident.

1.3 Driver Camera

The YUWEI DMS series driver cameras offer an additional shooting angle to continuously record high-definition videos of drivers. Equipped with infrared sensors, they support night shooting with a resolution of 720p.

Combined with road cameras, they form a cost-effective video solution. They can also be used for driver training to improve driving skills and safety awareness.

1.4 Side View Camera

Side view cameras are easy to install, with an IP67 waterproof and vandal-proof housing to adapt to harsh environments.

They are commonly used in buses, vans and heavy-duty vehicles, and can also be specially installed on equipment such as cranes and street sweepers.

1.5 Reverse Camera

Waterproof reverse cameras (rear blind spot cameras) are installed at the rear of trucks and used in conjunction with in-vehicle displays to form a complete reverse image system. Drivers can view real-time video images of the vehicle rear when reversing and parking.

Compact and lightweight, they have an IP69K protection rating, resistant to dust, high temperature and high-pressure water impact. With a resolution of 720p and infrared function, they are suitable for low-light environments.

1.6 AI Cameras and In-Cabin Feedback

YUWEI is a top award-winning video telematics system with real-time in-cabin alert function, which immediately reminds drivers when improper or unsafe driving behaviors are detected.

1. ADAS Camera: Facing the road, it continuously monitors the surroundings and identifies potential unsafe driving events.

2. DMS Camera: Facing the driver, it scans facial features and behavioral tendencies to determine whether there are unsafe driving behaviors.

3. In-Cabin Feedback Device: Equipped with a 10-inch display and built-in speaker, it provides real-time audio and video alert feedback to help drivers correct improper driving behaviors.

1.7 In-Vehicle Entertainment Terminal/Display

A liquid crystal display can be added to the camera system to provide a 360° real-time view inside and outside the vehicle. This reduces accident liability risks, improves driver visibility and facilitates operation in narrow spaces. Drivers can also use the display to monitor the interior of special vehicles and equipment such as vans and cranes in real time.