ATC’s fleet includes an impressive range of vehicles. With a diverse fleet, the company wanted to install a connected Camera system that was adaptable, future-proof, and could be accessed remotely to protect drivers and fleet.
We spoke to Pawel Kowalski, ATC’s Fleet Supervisor, to hear his thoughts on fleets, technology, and CameraMatics.
Protecting drivers
Pawel tells us that the decision to implement a connected vehicle camera system was driven by the company’s safety priority. A connected solution was an excellent way of protecting fleet drivers, prioritizing the security of the driver, the vehicle, and the load. Specifically, the ability of a camera system with DVR recording systems to provide incontrovertible evidence that protects drivers and resolves insurance disputes in the case of incidents was also a big attraction.
Fully featured
A key feature for ATC is the ability to remotely download camera footage. For instance, with vehicles out on the continent for periods of up to five weeks, a system that only allowed footage access when the trucks were in the depot wouldn’t be adequate. Pawel tells us that remote download is regularly helpful in many situations to protect drivers and fleets.
As well as the camera footage, the CameraMatics system’s tracking feature comes in handy too.
