Yes. The dashcams require the Verizon Connect Reveal or Verizon Connect Fleet platform in order to work for your fleet. The dashcams are not currently available as standalone solutions.

The AI dashcams start recording as soon as a vehicle’s ignition is turned on and will continuously record video footage to the SD card in the fleet dash cameras.

You can view and download each video clip a few minutes after the event occurs.

An event-triggered video clip is available to view and download for 90 days from when it was uploaded to the platform.

You can self-install the dashcams, or Verizon Connect can schedule a professional to come out and install the fleet camera system for you. The hardware should be mounted on the inside of the windshield behind the rearview mirror on most vehicles.

Yes. From the camera settings page in the fleet management platform you can decide which individual camera-triggered events will send an in-cab audible alert.

It’s possible that you can get discounts on your premiums after you install the AI-powered dashcams. Contact your insurance provider for more information.

No. Currently, our fleet camera systems do not offer live streaming. Our AI provides fleet managers and business owners with notifications for risky driving behaviors or dangerous driving events, so they don’t have to watch live feeds or sift through hours of footage.

Yes. The dashcams will continue to provide in-cab alerts to drivers when they are in limited or no cellular coverage and event footage will be cached on the dashcam. Once connectivity is restored, the videos will be sent to the platform and available for viewing.

Yes. The dashcams use natural ambient light in the environment plus artificial light from streetlights and a vehicle’s headlights. These light sources along with the dashcams’ high-definition imaging combine to provide clear footage that’s optimized for low light conditions.

No. Audio recording is disabled by default on the dashcams.