Companies currently using driver cameras...

I pin cushion pin pushed thru the wire on cam will fix the problem after a few seonds/mins....don't forget to pull pin out after...and don't forget drivers they have cams with audio in them now and some have them type installed...it's called a surge to the camera must took it out

 

There was a study a couple years ago by a national safety council.
Of all the police officers killed or hurt in a crash over several years, 60% were not wearing seatbelts.
Slightly higher than the general public.
And every time a cop passes me, he's speeding and playing on the computer.
You know, do as I say, not as I do.

 

If a company puts a road facing cam in with audio, I will quit or disable it.
Road facing and deaf is as far as I'll go.
Actually, road facing is a good idea but we drivers should put them in ourselves so there is no need for the company to.
That way we control it and they're only 40 bucks at Wal Mart.

 

I agree driver, I have my own from Walmart, $40.00.Forward facing.

 

Same here. A bit fancier (because I'm silly and have too much money apparently) but that's exactly how I feel. I do want a camera, but I'm a fan of a camera I control.

 

Silly is nice, I'm like that to

 

Started my hiring process with Lexmar here in SoCal. Have forward and driver facing cameras on internal memory drive only. No Quallcom or Peoplenet in their trucks, yet. They have gps in all trucks and trailers.
Was not a deal breaker for me. If I owned all of the equipment I would want to know where it is too. Have spoken with 10 or so drivers and none of them have ever had an issue with the cams. I spoke to the Operations Manager and he made a point of telling me they cannot monitor them live and only download the data from the cam when the vehicle is involved in a crash. He said he has far more things to fill his day than watching drivers pick their nose.

 

I've taken the liberty to update the list. This includes all companies from Phantaztix's original list.

***The list is generated from member posts, so best to use due diligence and verify camera use when talking to any recruiter***

Con-Way
Waste Management
Millis Transfer
Swift
Melton
JBS Carriers
Pride Transport
Kodak
TransAm
Cargo Transporters
Davis Express
Sysco
U.S. Foods
Hirschbach (testing)
Ward
Freymiller
Button Transportation
Ag Trucking, Inc. (Goshen , IN)
Wel Companies (DePere, WI)
J&R Schugel
AD Transport Express
Watsontown Trucking Co.
Marathon
H.A. Puryear (NC)
Stevens Transport
ACT (Liberty, MO)
Long Haul (Albertville, MN)
Davis Transfer (Stark, FL or Carnesville, GA)
Estenson Logistics
Crete Carrier Corp. (some)
Sharps Transit
Venezia
D.L. Landis
Brenntag Midsouth
Leonard’s Transportation
Arctic Express (Columbus, OH)
Keller Logistics (Defiance, OH) (testing)
Tuff Transportation (Winter Haven, FL)
Abilene Motor Express
Kennesaw Transport
JB Hunt
Continental Carbonics
Boyd Bros.
TMC
Celedon
Maverick
CRST
Equity Transportation
Praxair
CR England
Reinhardt Food Service
Godfrey Transport
Carroll Fulmer
Van Wyk
NFI
YRC Frieght
Watkins Refringerated
MTS Martin Transportation Systems
Perdue Farms
Hardy Brothers
Performance Food Group
Air Liquide
Linde
Roehl
Gardner Trucking
Veriha
Amerigas
Shipex. Inc
Parke Cox Trucking
Q Carriers/Quiring Trucking
Custom Commodities Transport
Bulkmatic
Rhinaudo Trucking
Barnes Transportation
Payne Trucking
D&D Sexton
TLX/AWL Transport
Monterey Mushroom
G&P Trucking
Holland Enterprises
Heyl Truck Lines
CTI
Fortune Transportation
Nussbaum
Black Horse Carriers

 

I don't think crst does yet^

 

Not sure. That's why I put the disclaimer in that post. Anyone thinking about any of those companies should call them and verify...