Dashcams are changing truck driver training
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About two weeks after, I began to relax, and I realized it was definitely for my safety.” Now, like ELDs in the 90s, dashcams are becoming more prevalent or rather the industry standard, said Hayden Cardiff, founder and CIO of Idelic, the developer of a driver-performance management platform. “Fleet managers can use the technology and collected data to their advantage, by generating reports and reviewing videos that surface risky driving behaviors. Coaches can then work with each driver to address specific behaviors and discuss areas of improvement, making their overall business operate safer and more efficiently,” said Jeff Engle, channel sales director at Lytx. Netradyne’s Driveri technology provides real-time audible alerts that tell a driver to maybe put their phone down or to stop following too close to prevent unsafe acts and reduce risk. “We created a solution using edge computing object detection, which allows us to generate a green zone score based on the holistic representation of good and bad driving behavior,” Korrs said.