
Truck cameras have come a long way. What used to be simple dashcams are now turning into smart systems that can protect drivers, save money, and make fleets safer. Here’s a look at the future of truck cameras and the tech that’s shaping it.
Smarter Cameras with AI
Modern truck cameras can do more than record. With artificial intelligence (AI), they can spot:
This helps prevent accidents before they happen.
Live Monitoring & Instant Alerts
Fleet managers no longer need to wait for footage after an incident. With live view and real-time alerts, they can:
Linking with Telematics
Truck cameras now work hand-in-hand with telematics. That means video can be matched with data like speed, location, and braking. Together, this gives fleets a full picture of what happened, making accident investigations and training much easier.
Better Storage & Cloud Access
Footage no longer has to stay on the vehicle. With cloud storage, videos can be accessed from anywhere. New systems also use “edge processing,” which means the camera decides what’s important to upload – saving data and costs.
Covering Every Angle
Future truck cameras will give even more coverage:
Meeting Rules & Saving on Insurance
Rules like the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) in London are making truck cameras essential. Insurers are also rewarding fleets that use smart systems with lower premiums and quicker claims processing.
The Future
The future of truck cameras isn’t just about recording – it’s about predicting and preventing problems. With AI, live monitoring, cloud access, and smarter hardware, fleets can be safer, more efficient, and better prepared for tomorrow.
If your fleet hasn’t upgraded yet, now is the time to start planning. Contact us today.
22 October 2025