What is Dashcam (Dash Camera)?
Fleet dashcams record continuously or save clips when an event triggers, such as harsh braking, a collision or a speeding alert. Single-lens units face the road, and dual-facing units add a cabin camera. Footage is stored on the device and uploaded over cellular or Wi-Fi, either automatically for events or on request. Paired with GPS and speed data, a clip shows what happened and where, which helps clear drivers in disputes, support insurance claims and coach driving habits. Rules on recording drivers vary by country and state, so a fleet needs a written recording policy and driver notice. Traxelio offers dashcam evidence as an optional addition to the fleet workspace, reviewed beside GPS, trip and driver context.
How it works
- The camera records the road, and the cabin on dual-facing models.
- A sensor or alert, such as harsh braking or an impact, marks a clip.
- The clip uploads to the platform over cellular or Wi-Fi.
- A manager reviews it beside GPS, speed and trip data.
- The fleet uses it to coach the driver, settle a dispute or support a claim.
Key facts
- Gives drivers and insurers evidence when a collision is disputed
- Shows the road context behind harsh braking and speeding events
- Turns coaching into a conversation about a specific clip
- Works beside GPS and trip data in one workspace
