A GPS point tells you a vehicle stopped suddenly at 21:42 on King Abdullah Road. Video tells you why. A camera tracker gives you both, on the same timeline.
Single or dual camera?
| Setup | What it records |
|---|---|
| Road-facing camera | The road ahead, for accidents, insurance claims and traffic disputes. |
| Dual camera | Road plus cabin, for passenger transport, driver fatigue and phone use. |
Video only when it matters
Nobody wants to watch eight hours of driving. The camera records continuously to its own storage, and saves and uploads a short clip automatically when an event is detected: harsh braking, impact, sharp turns or a panic button press. You can also request footage for any time and place on the map.
Who uses camera trackers
- Transport companies with drivers on long routes.
- Rental offices settling damage claims.
- Families with new drivers.
- Fleets coaching drivers on safety.
Camera trackers use the same platform as our standard GPS car trackers and fleet and truck tracking, so video sits next to trips, alerts and reports. See the full range on our vehicle tracking page, or ask which camera setup fits your vehicles.