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Truck cameras and driver monitoring solutions
A camera turns a dispute into evidence: what happened in the incident, who was at fault, and what the driver was doing beforehand. But not every "truck camera" does the same things, and that difference is what drives both the price and the outcome.
Basic two-channel cameras (road + cabin) record; that does not imply any intelligent analysis. Features such as collision warning and driver attention monitoring (ADAS / DMS) require a model that genuinely supports them, usually at a different price. Our quotes state the model name and the features it supports, and we do not market a higher model's features on a lower one.
What we always separate
Recording camera (dashcam)
The core function: continuous recording to a memory card, with clips preserved on impact or severe shock.
- Road-facing recording ahead of the truck
- Cabin recording (driver-facing), depending on installation
- A clip saved on a collision or shock event
- Clip retrieval when needed — from the card or remotely, depending on the model
ADAS / DMS
Image analysis producing real-time warnings. Not a software option added to any camera, but a capability of the model itself.
- ADAS: road-related warnings such as following too closely or lane departure
- DMS: driver-related warnings such as drowsiness indicators or distraction
- The accuracy of these warnings is affected by lighting, installation and camera angle
- Enabled with thresholds tuned with you to reduce false warnings
Streaming and retention: the honest numbers
Streaming is not unlimited. It consumes mobile data and depends on network coverage where the truck is. In practice it is used for on-demand review, not as a permanent 24/7 stream for an entire fleet. The data plan in the quote sets the usage limits, and we write them down plainly.
Recording duration on a card is not a single number. How many hours a 64 or 128 GB card holds depends on the channel count, resolution, bitrate, frame rate and recording settings. So we do not say "the card lasts X days" as a rule — we calculate it from the settings of the model quoted to you.
Card recording works by overwriting the oldest footage. You retain the most recent window, and anything before it is replaced. If you need clips kept for longer, they have to be moved and stored off the camera, and we agree that as part of the solution rather than assuming it.
What we review before quoting
- Your goal: evidence after incidents, reducing risky behaviour, or both
- How many channels you need: road only, road and cabin, or an extra rear or cargo camera
- Whether you genuinely need ADAS/DMS — and whether the budget covers the model that supports it
- Data plan: how many stream reviews you expect per month, and who is authorised to open them
- Driver privacy policy: a cabin camera needs clear, written notification
- Mounting position and camera angle, since both affect image quality and warning accuracy
Frequently asked questions
How many hours does a 128 GB card record?
Can I view the camera live at any time?
Is a cabin camera legal?
Are the warnings always accurate?
Is a camera a substitute for a tracking device?
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Request a camera quote
Tell us the truck count, how many channels you need, and whether you genuinely need ADAS/DMS.
- Phone & WhatsApp +966 54 204 3869
- Email sales@solid-tracking.com
- Business hours Saturday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Coverage Installation and field service in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, with installation arranged in other cities depending on the request and fleet size.