Drive(r) Cam

So I've had a camera in my truck for about a month now.

I just went in to the DriverCam section on the Swift website to see what was there.
In the past month there was one reported video.
It showed me in a docking maneuver without my seat belt on.
It was triggered by a pothole or something that shook the truck.

That was on 08-28, so I must have been picking up in Kansas City.

No one called me about it, and the status shows as resolved.


I've never seen the red light come on to indicate an event has been saved and sent, and I've been on some pretty bumpy roads and lots.
I guess it got sent to Swift because I didn't have my seat belt on at the time. Understandable.

Also rare, because I usually buckle up as my first move even if I am in a lot.

 

Having the seat belt on while backing doesn't bother me. It really doesn't restrict me that much.
I know a lot of people hate it.

Perhaps that is why nothing was said about it, even at Swift.

 

And yet, I wasn't nitpicked. Nothing was said about it, like I said. It was 'resolved' without ever contacting me about it.
Meaning...
A criteria that Swift set for an alert - no seat belt, probably - caused the observing company to forward the video.
Then Swift decided it was NOT a safety issue and did nothing more.
How is that a bad thing?

And red light green light?
I've just never happened to be looking at the camera when it sent something. Nothing more.
And if I am concentrating on my DRIVING instead of the camera, I probably never will see a red light.

That event was forwarded to Swift because a bump set the alert. I saw it in the video. I bounced pretty well.
That was the only event that was sent in the past month, and since I've had a camera.

 

I can only see my own videos. It is keyed to my log in.

It's unfortunate that I can't download the video or provide a link to it.
Showing what actually set off the event would be nice.