Top Rated Forward Facing Dashcam for Fleet Vehicles

We offer a variety of dash camera views at SureCam, with the road-facing only dashcam being one of our most popular options. Customers who choose a forward-facing camera are primarily concerned with capturing high quality video evidence of road-facing incidents while maintaining the trust and privacy of their employees. This is also our most cost-effective option, so great for getting employees comfortable with having a connected dash camera onboard.

Our road-facing cameras do not have a microphone or a secondary lens to capture footage from inside of the vehicle.

Absolutely! There is no better evidence than video to speed up the insurance claims process and outright dismiss false accident claims made against your business. In fact, SureCam customers see an average reduction of 62% in claims costs after implementing our technology.

If you would like to dive deeper into the legal perspective of video telematics, you might be interested in this discussion with a commercial motor vehicle accident trial attorney.

Yes, many fleets opt for a forward-facing connected dash camera solution. Front-facing dash cams help resolve liability when incidents occur, alert safety managers to harsh driving, and provide opportunities for driver coaching on road awareness. If a collision occurs in the rear or side of the vehicle, forward-facing dash cams can often still resolve liability.

Due to the connected nature of the dash camera, fleet operators get instant notifications when incidents occur, often enabling them to send the video evidence directly to the driver to aid in the information gathering for the police report.

You can generally view video from your SureCam devices within seconds. There are three types of video made available to you from SureCam.

Event Video: This is video that is captured when a g-force or alert-based event takes place. For example, if you want to capture video when harsh brakes or excessive speeding events occur, this is considered an event video. These videos are automatically uploaded to the SureCam platform and available for you to review and download for up to 60 days.

Continuous Video: This is the historic minute by minute video that is recorded while your vehicles are running. SureCam devices come with a configurable amount of continuous video storage, so the available drive time storage is used, this video records over itself. You can easily view continuous video from the SureCam platform as long as it is still available on your device.

Real-Time Video: This is optional live video that is available to you whilst your vehicles are turned on and connected to the cellular network. You must have SureCam LiveCheck enabled on your account to access the real-time video.

Connection with the cellular network is required to use the SureCam LiveCheck service. Have no fear, all of your video and underlying data is still being recorded, even if your vehicle temporarily drives out of range of the cellular network. As soon as your vehicle drives back in range, your SureCam device will re-establish it's connection, videos will be uploaded, and the tracking data will be backfilled in our cloud-based platform.

We like to keep things simple at SureCam. That's why we bundle all of your camera hardware, software, and data costs into one affordable monthly subscription agreement.

This allows you to skip the expensive upfront cost of purchasing dash camera technology, eliminate the hassle of owning and replacing aging equipment, and easily change camera views and plans as your business needs change.

We like to keep things simple and straightforward. Your SureCam hardware is covered under warranty for as long as you have an active subscription agreement. If you have issues with a dash camera that can't be quickly resolved remotely, we will ship you a replacement. Hassle free.

Now if a camera was lost or destroyed in an accident, a modest replacement fee will apply. We are always happy to talk more about that.