Professional Driver Facing Camera Installations

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Professional Fitting is crucial.

With costly accidents, rising crash-for-cash scams, and the growing risk of fatigue and distraction behind the wheel, driver-facing cameras are no longer a luxury, they’re essential. They protect your drivers, reduce risk, and safeguard your brand reputation.

But fitting this technology properly matters. A professionally installed system ensures compliance with UK laws, avoids obstructing the driver’s view, and integrates with your fleet.

Whether you’re a fleet operator rolling out new cameras or a camera provider looking for a trusted installation partner, we support fast, compliant installs across the UK.

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Why choose Us?

Here is why we are your ideal partner for integrating driver-facing camera technology:

  • Experienced In Installing A variety of Driver facing camera Technology
  • Compliant & Reliable Installations
  • UK installation coverage
  • We can fit into a wide range of commercial vehicles (Car, Van, Truck & Bus)
  • We welcome pilot and trial programmes
  • Ongoing Support Post-Install
  • Consultancy
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Trusted by Fleet Technology providers & Operators across the UK

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What is a driver facing camera?

Driver-facing cameras are in-vehicle devices designed to monitor the driver and, in some cases, the surrounding environment. Most systems include multiple camera angles, typically a forward-facing camera to record the road ahead, and a driver-facing camera to observe the person behind the wheel.

These cameras are often part of a connected dash cam setup, a wider camera system, or a driver behaviour monitoring solution. Depending on the needs of the fleet, additional cameras may also be installed to cover other views, such as the rear of the vehicle, the sides, or the cargo area.

Why Invest in Driver facing cameras?

Some key features of fleet dash cams include:

Driver behaviour monitoring

Identify risky behaviours such as phone usage, distraction or fatigue, allowing for timely intervention and targeted coaching to prevent accidents and improve overall safety.

Live streaming

View in-cab activity in real time, allowing your fleet manage to provide immediate support during incidents and ensuring quick response to emergencies or unsafe driving events.

Protect drivers and vehicles

 Driver facing cameras act as a deterrent to theft and vandalism, while also providing evidence to exonerate drivers in the event of incidents, ultimately enhancing the safety of both drivers and vehicles.

Reduce Insurance Fraud

Driver-facing cameras can be used to dispute false claims, prevent crash for cash and protect your business from costly insurance fraud and help to accurately attribute fault in accidents

Increased visibility

Gain a clearer understanding of daily operations, enabling you to monitor compliance according to company policies and optimise fleet performance based on real-world insights.

Driver Coaching

Recorded footage provides valuable material for personalised driver training, allowing managers to address specific behaviours and reinforce safe driving practices for continuous improvement

GDPR Compliant Features

GDPR respects driver privacy and protects data. The features help your business to comply with legal data protection requirements, reducing the risk of regulatory penalties

Integration

Driver-facing cameras can easily be integrated to upgrade their safety technology without significant additional investment or operational disruption, maximizing return on existing assets

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Adoption and ensuring a smooth rollout

Driver-facing cameras can sometimes be a controversial subject. And rightly so if not implemented correctly. The truth is that when handled correctly, cameras can be a positive thing for both companies and drivers. They’ve helped defend drivers in disputes, expedite insurance claims, and recognise when someone has done a great job. But that doesn’t mean rollout is always smooth. To get the best out of in-cab cameras, you need more than just hardware; you also require clear communication, a fair policy, and buy-in from the people behind the wheel, as well as professional installation support.

Implement Driver facing cameras with an easy installation plan

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us to schedule a consultation and discover how our expert team can help you eliminate installation headaches

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Consultancy

Together, we will create a custom project plan for quick installations with minimal disruption to your operations

Installation Day

With no further input from you – we will schedule installations with your nominated contact

Leaving you to get on with your day-to-day business, whilst we handle the rest

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the most popular questions customers ask about driver facing cameras

Driver-facing cameras do not necessarily record all the time. Recording depends on how the system is set up. Some driver-facing cameras record continuously, while others are event-triggered, activating only during incidents such as harsh braking, sharp cornering, or collisions. Some fleet operators have recording completely off but still use the camera for driver alerts.

Many systems offer privacy options, such as a “privacy mode” or a physical shutter, allowing drivers to disable recording during rest breaks or non-working hours. Some setups also use the camera solely for real-time alerts (e.g. fatigue or distraction warnings) without storing any footage.

Ultimately, recording settings can be customised, whether you need continuous footage, engine-on activation, or event-based triggers, based on what works best for your company policy, customer or fleet.

A driver facing csmera on its own will not cause an MOT failure. There’s no law against having one fitted in your vehicle. However, improper installation can lead to a failure, specifically if the camera obstructs the driver’s field of vision.

According to MOT guidelines related to dash cams, they should not obstruct the driver’s field of view by more than 4cm in the swept area of the windscreen. If this happens, it will result in MOT failure. This is why professional installation matters: to ensure dash cams are positioned correctly so they’re compliant and do not interfere with visibility. Getting it fitted properly reduces the risk of MOT issues, penalties, or unnecessary vehicle downtime.

We highly recommend professional installation of driver facing cameras because of the added complexity. Professional installers have the expertise and experience to ensure proper installation, minimising the risk of issues like loose wiring, MOT failures as a result of cameras blocking driver’s view or incorrect camera placement.

Professional installation frees up time for camera telematics providers and fleet managers, allowing you to focus on core business operations. They can also address any technical concerns or challenges during the installation process, ensuring a smooth and efficient implementation. To help you decide, we’ve created a guide that outlines the factors to consider when choosing between in-house and professional installation.

We offer comprehensive ongoing support that extends beyond installation. Our services include ongoing maintenance, upgrades, and technical support to ensure you get maximum return on investment from your dash cam solution.

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We have a mobile engineering team that visit customers all over the UK. So, no need to bring your vehicles to us, we come to you instead.

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For driver-facing camera fitting solutions you can depend on, contact Nationwide Fleet Installations today.
Call us on 0161 786 6600 or email the team at info@nationwidefleetinstallations.com, and one of our team members will get back to you

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