Top Rated Live Streaming Dash Camera for Fleet Vehicles

Live streaming dash cam technology offers managers more flexibility in using fleet video to enhance their team's safety and efficiency. Customers mainly use live streaming for status updates, remote worker support, and conducting safety checks at their convenience. 

Status updates can be done remotely without needing the driver's involvement, allowing managers to monitor trip progress or understand the reasons for idling alerts without having to contact the driver. 

Live view dash cams enable managers to assist their workers in real-time. They provide essential context when drivers need help finding a job site entrance or navigating a tricky turn. 

Using live streaming dash cams for safety checks gives businesses greater control over data management, allowing them to carry out spontaneous safety inspections when it suits them. This is especially beneficial for safety-focused businesses with limited time and resources to train their drivers.

Once you request a live video stream from your SureCam device, you'll get a high-definition image refreshed every few seconds, providing the timely context required. If you're using a dual-camera system, you have the option to switch the live stream between the two cameras for enhanced support. This frame-by-frame approach ensures real-time video delivery in a way that conserves data and maintains your device's access to the cellular network.

Your SureCam dash cam with live view is under warranty for the duration of your active rental subscription agreement. If you encounter a problem with a dash cam that can't be fixed remotely, we'll send you a replacement without any trouble. This commitment is one of the reasons we're a top choice for fleet managers.

If a camera is lost or destroyed in an accident, there will be a small fee for replacing it. We're always happy to discuss this further.

You can typically watch videos from your SureCam cameras within a few seconds. SureCam provides three types of videos: 

Event Video: This type of video is recorded when there's a significant g-force or alert-triggered event, like harsh braking or excessive speeding. These videos are automatically sent to the SureCam platform and you can view and download them for up to 60 days. 

Continuous Video: This records minute-by-minute footage while your vehicles are in operation. SureCam devices have a standard storage capacity for 50 hours of continuous video. Once this limit is reached, the oldest footage is overwritten. This video can be accessed from the SureCam platform as long as it's still on your device. 

Real-Time Video: This is an optional live stream available when your vehicles are on and connected to the cellular network. You need to have SureCam LiveCheck activated on your account to use this feature.