Dash Cams and GPS Tracking for Delivery and Distribution Fleets

Protect your drivers and resolve disputes at every stop with continuous video, live GPS tracking, and a record of when each vehicle arrived and left.

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Every Stop Is a Chance for a Dispute

Built for multi-stop delivery.

Delivery fleets back into loading docks, park on tight streets, and drive early in the morning and late at night, often across dozens of stops a day. Each one is a chance for a scrape, a customer complaint, or a disputed claim.

SureCam records continuously and sends flagged events to you automatically, so the footage is there when a question comes up.

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Video and GPS for Every Kind of Delivery Operation

Food and beverage, direct to store

Fixed schedules and high stop counts leave little time to sort out incidents. When something happens at a store or on the road, you can pull the clip and check when the vehicle arrived and left, then get back to the route.

Wholesale and distribution

Box trucks and larger vans spend much of the day reversing at loading docks and in yards. Front and rear cameras record what happens on both ends of the vehicle, so backing and side-swipe incidents are on video.

Retail and home delivery

When a customer reports damage to their property or questions a delivery, footage and arrival and departure times help you see what happened and respond with facts.

Box trucks and docks

Road-facing plus rear view

Front and rear cameras record ahead of and behind the vehicle, which helps box trucks and vans that back into docks and driveways all day.

For larger distribution vehicles, Vantage multi-camera adds more views around the vehicle.

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Delivery vans

Road-facing only option

A road-facing camera records the road ahead and is a simple starting point for delivery vans on regular routes. Krispy Kreme UK and Greencore both use forward-facing SureCam cameras across their delivery fleets.

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Delivery Fleets That Rely on SureCam

Krispy Kreme UK

Krispy Kreme installed SureCam forward-facing cameras across its UK delivery operation. As published in its case study, it saw an 80% drop in incident and accident frequency and a 40% reduction in paid motor fleet claims over six months. Read the case study

Greencore (UK)

Greencore chose SureCam forward-facing cameras for its Direct to Store operation, starting with 100 temperature-controlled vans and planning a phased roll-out to 400. The operation handles more than 7,500 deliveries a day. Read the story

Running for-hire trucking, courier, or passenger services? See dash cams for transportation and logistics fleets.

What You Get with SureCam

Continuous Recording

Arrival and Departure

AI Alerts and Coaching

Low-Light Video

Privacy Controls

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Get flagged events without searching footage

SureCam records continuously and sends flagged events to you automatically, so you aren't searching hours of footage. You can turn auto-send on or off.

SureCam platform trips view showing a vehicle route map with distracted driving alerts

Know when each vehicle reached every stop

Live GPS tracking and trip history show where each vehicle is and has been. Arrival and departure tracking and geofencing show when it reached each stop and how long it stayed.

Live dash cam road view at 30.7 mph with a laptop and phone showing a fleet map

Warn drivers in the moment and coach with real clips

AI risky-driving detection gives drivers in-cab audible alerts in the moment, and real clips let you coach drivers on specific events.

Clear video on early and late runs

Infrared video gives you clear footage on early-morning and late-night runs.

Set clear rules for how footage is used

Privacy mode, audio off by default, and role-based access to footage help you set clear rules with your drivers.