Companies currently using driver cameras...
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by MACK E-6, Oct 29, 2015.
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It's the brain child of the head safety person at Hoovestol. I talked to her months ago about this. In my opinion she has a warped reasoning for justifying their installation. -
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Groendyke is running 90 day pilot programs in Kansas City and Phoenix. Should be finished soon. From my take on the tenor of the Senior VP, some form of inward-facing (and other directions) cameras will be installed/turned on (since inward facing cameras appear to already exist in GTI trucks) on all GTI trucks in the near future. With all the lawsuits trucking company's pay out, even when innocent, I can understand the companies stance. The SrVP claims the cameras will only record by a "triggering event" such as sudden stop or collision. Also, footage will (only) be monitored in cases of complaints received by motorists. This is more or less what I gathered from the video the Sr VP sent out on 7/29/19, may not be an exact description... It would require too much time to dictate the video verbatim.
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