VideoProtects® Fleet Camera System for the Encompass® Platform

Dash cams are one of the best ways to target unsafe driving behaviors. Eliminating dangerous driving pays dividends quickly since all cost savings from reducing accidents and violations increase bottom-line profits. Consider speeding behaviors. In 2023, speeding 6-10 MPH over the speed limit was the #2 violation with 63,007 violations (§392.2SLLS2), a nearly 10 percent increase. When you use dash cam systems with artificial intelligence to monitor adherence to speed limits, not just excessive speed (70 mph+) from the electronic control module (ECM), you reduce the following avoidable adverse outcomes:

• Greater number of crashes,

• Increased crash severity,

• Higher miles per gallon (mpg),

• Adverse reports from the motoring public, and

• Unnecessary wear on the vehicle’s driveline and brakes.

With all the other behaviors you can track with dash cams, imagine what you can accomplish!

Dash cams can result in reduced premiums as a result of lowering your overall risk portfolio. Underwriters are keenly interested in a carrier’s compliance trendlines and whether the carrier uses in-cab technology, like dash cameras. That's because data from these devices, like hard braking and lane deviations, provide insights into a fleet's risk. Without visibility to your safety program data, the underwriter assumes that technology and safety efforts are not in place. No news for them is not good news. Keep your underwriter/insurer aware of your tech investments and ongoing efforts to reduce risk.

Yes! From heavy-duty commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) to company cars, our dash cams and back-office technology works seamlessly with any type of vehicle fleet for improved risk reduction.

AI and G-sensor triggered events, including lane departure, distracted driving, driver fatigue, cell phone, tailgating, forward collision, speed limit sign, rolling stop sign, pedestrian collision warning, driver view obstructed, seatbelt detection, harsh acceleration, harsh braking, harsh cornering, and possible collision.

Absolutely. This system allows you to view video from both triggered events, as well as non-triggered events, giving you complete visibility to driver behavior and road events.

The J. J. Keller® Road & Driver Cam can be easily installed (and powered) with three different methods: a cigarette adapter; a 9-pin or OBD-II harness into the vehicle's diagnostic port; or via a hardwire connection. A web-based application lets the installer view the camera's focus area and precisely mount the dash cam. (Mount is included.) Y-splitter harness kits are available to support additional in-cab technology.