ELD Integration for GPS Dashcams
Add your current Electronic Logging Device provider to our GPS Tracking Cameras
Coach High-Risk Drivers with the Help of ELD and GPS Dashcams
Our fleet dashcams add another level of safety on top of your current ELD provider for maximum ELD compliance. While we are not an ELD provider, we can seamlessly integrate with any Electronic Logging Device on the market. Driver footage and ELDs are a powerful combination that can modify bad driving behaviors and exonerate your drivers from fraudulent claims.
Use Cameras and ELD to Improve Your CSA Score
Know How to Avoid CSA Violations in the First Place
Now that full ELD mandate enforcement has begun for Electronic Logging Devices (started on April 1, 2018), maintaining a good CSA score is now more important than ever. Training your drivers on the most important violations while reinforcing safety protocols with HD Fleet’s dashcams can help your fleet avoid CSA fines and remain in operation.
Better CSA Scores = Lower Insurance Premiums for Your Fleet
Running a safer fleet with GPS tracking cameras while remaining ELD compliant by using a reputable E-Log provider have proven to reduce insurance premiums by up to 10%
In addition, you also get the standard benefits of using our camera systems including:
All the Features of Fleet GPS Management with Live Driver Video
HD Fleet’s GPS tracking cameras set a new precedent for fleet management by offering you interior / exterior driver feeds of your vehicles PLUS a full roster of GPS tracking features.
Equip Your Fleet with ELD and GPS Cameras Today
Integrate HD Fleet’s GPS dashcams with any of our verified FMCSA-compliant E-log providers to maximize your fleet management operations and ensure ELD mandate compliance . We offer month-to-month plans in addition to leasing options.
Once you schedule a demo, we will run you through our tracking interface and show how easy it is to access your video and snapshots with just a few clicks. Below are some screenshots of our application:
Live Footage
Driver Snapshots
Vehicle Trails
GPS Reports
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, even though our dash cams come fully equipped with GPS, you can also integrate your current GPS provider into our dashboard to be used in conjunction with driver video.
While there are various camera setups, our general dash cam installation involves a connected camera (driver-facing, roadside, rear / side cameras) that captures video. This video works in tandem with GPS tracking data through our web-based application.
Yes, with live stream capture you can view driver-side and road-facing footage of your driver in real-time as well as capture footage in the moment if needed.
No, our dash cams can detect low car battery voltage and kill the power immediately.
Video footage can go both ways – if the police officer sees the dash cam in your car after an accident, they can get a warrant for the footage which can be presented in a court of law.
Our dash cams are continuously recording driver and roadside footage as soon as the vehicle starts. All footage is instantly uploaded to the cloud for you to easily access within seconds. Along with accident video evidence and distracted driving detection footage, our dash cams are not only saving fleets MILLIONS of dollars from false claims and nuclear verdicts, we are also proactively preventing accidents in the first place!
A fleet dash camera is a dash cam that records driver-facing and road-side footage to be used in combination with traditional GPS tracking reports. Dash cams are installed in vehicles across a fleet, and a fleet manager will monitor and manage the vehicles used a web-based / software application. Whereas regular GPS gives basic information on location, start / stop reports and landmark entry / exit, fleet dash cams adds a visual element to tracking reports with driver-side and road-facing footage. Fleet managers can check in on concerning driver alerts such as hard braking, hard turns and sudden speeding (all of which could be the result of distracted driving) and SEE what exactly happened.
While HD Fleet does not offer a specific ELD solution for commercial longhaul freight, we do have a list of FMCSA-certified E-Log partners that integrate directly into our application so you can have your GPS, Video, and ELDs all in one convenient toolset.
Yes, our dash cams features infrared technology that can capture clear night-vision-enhanced 1080p video in low-light conditions.
Fleet dash cams allow you to identify risky behaviors within your fleet by checking up on concerning driver events (such as hard-braking, excessive speeding or distracted driving). Being able to immediately identify these types of event footage will give you a better understanding of why a driver may have come to a hard stop or started speeding up suddenly so you can coach them if necessary. And, with the ability to uniquely detect distractions such as texting, smoking, or drowsy driving, you can send audio and visual in-cab alerts to your drivers warning them of the safety offense so they can get their eyes back on the road in front of them. Using Fleet dash cam footage for safety training programs can also have a tremendous impact on your fleet’s overall culture of safety. Using real examples of your drivers making mistakes or following proper safety protocols can inspire your employees more so than some cheaply-produced 3rd-party corporate-produced training video.
Yes, all of your road-side / driver-facing footage and vehicle snapshots can be downloaded to your desktop or mobile devices. You can download videos directly from our web-based application or have them emailed to you or anyone else directly.
Additional information provided with driver video includes time, date, location, vehicle, driver profile, current speed, and distance traveled.
Yes, our dash cam tracking solution features driver-side and road-facing dashcams (as well as side- and rear-cameras if needed) for full vehicle visibility.
CONTACT HD FLEET TODAY
Get in contact with a rep today to learn more about our cameras or choose from our list of approved ELD providers
