Some 52% of fleet drivers view themselves as safer and 53% say they are more careful behind the wheel following in-cab camera adoption, according to a survey of more than 500 professional drivers ...

Previously in this two-part look at road- and driver-facing camera tech: Can AI transform the prying eyes of in-cab cameras for the better? The last time Wisconsin-based Hallahan Transport small fleet ...

Fleets increasingly rely on sensors and telematics capabilities to track driver behaviors. These include lane departure and collision avoidance systems, as well as monitoring hard braking, vehicle ...

This story appears in the February 6 print edition of iTECH, a supplement to Transport Topics. The video safety systems in truck cabs are becoming smarter. Rather than simply recording video of events ...

Driver-facing cameras have always been a controversial topic with drivers. Vendors and some carriers say these cameras are an important safety measure, helping improve training and coaching to reduce ...

Allison Simonis loves driving her cab at night when Seattle's streets open up to her. But it's also in the dark anonymity of night that people are more apt to hop into a cab with nefarious motives.

About 1,000 cameras are already in city cabs, and the Chicago Tribune says more are on the way. The cameras photograph passengers as they get in and out of the vehicles and take a panoramic view of ...