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AngelTrax System Automates Driver Scoring, Training

Mobile video safety/security provider AngelTrax has launched a new driver safety system that includes automatic driver scoring, direct driver coaching, and up to seven camera views.

Lytx Offers Driver Identification Solution to Improve Workflow

Lytx’s new driver identification solution, Lytx Badge, uses machine vision to make it simpler and easier for fleets to manage driver-vehicle assignments and cut out the hassle of lost key fobs, RFID tags, or other driver identification accessories.

Florida County Saves With In-Car Cameras

Orange County, Fla., has saved $1.3 million from the reduction in accidents in the past three years, which it attributes to the cameras in fleet vehicles.

KeepTruckin Offers Dashcam, Asset Tracking Solutions

KeepTruckin has expanded its hardware offering, releasing a dual-facing Smart Dashcam and Asset Gateway asset tracking solution.

Owlcam Launches Video Telematics Products

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Owlcam has introduced two connected video cameras, Owlcam Pro and Owlcam+, for small businesses and fleet management solutions, the company announced.

Fontaine to Offer Pre-Wire for Lytx Video Telematics

Fleets can purchase a vehicle pre-wired for Lytx fleet solutions from Fontaine Modification, making it easier to install a DriveCam SF Series event recorder.

Trimble Offers DVR and Video On-Demand Options for Small Fleets

Trimble debuted a two-channel digital video recorder that records high-definition video from up to two cameras as part of its Video Intelligence solution as well as a new video on-demand plan.

Smarter Video Telematics Wave Arrives

An array of new and updated solutions in 2019 will help fleet managers reduce risky driver behavior like never before.

HDT's Top 20 Products of 2019

The most significant trucking products for 2019 as chosen by Heavy Duty Trucking magazine's editors.

NTSB Explains How Video Recorders Could Have a Major Impact on Safety

The National Transportation Safety Board would like to see video event recorders in every commercial vehicle to help with crash investigations and improve driver safety.