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2024-07-29T07:50:47Z
The revolution of technology in Telematics data has seen Quavatel Limited embrace Video Telematics as part of its fleet monitoring system. Video telematics combines high-definition video footage with vehicle data to provide our fleet manager with a more in-depth, real-time view of Quavatel’s Limited Fleet. The Fleet manager not only has access to the base information but can now view the vehicle at various angles (in-cab, front-view, rear-view, side-view, or truck view, etc.
Features of the Video telematics are
Driver Management system
1. Fatigue Driving
2. Distracted Driving
3. Smoking
4. Phone Calls
5. No Seat belt
6. Face Recognition
Advanced Driver Assistant
⦁ Lane Departure
⦁ Pedestrian collision
⦁ Forward collision Monitoring
The benefits that come from using Video Telematics for Quavatel include
1. Driver Monitoring:
With the help of real-time video footage, our fleet manager can monitor a driver’s behaviour throughout a single trip or across multiple trips to identify any potential “risky” behaviour, which includes harsh acceleration, abrupt braking, or texting while driving. The same technology is utilized to assist drivers in the event of a hijacking by being able to provide fast-acting support and notify drivers of issues in or around the vehicle during transit.
2. Incident Reporting:
Video footage captured is utilized to gain insights into any event, providing enough information to determine what happened, how the accident occurred, and who was at fault. This can help exonerate drivers falsely accused of causing an accident, identify potential areas of fraud or theft, and safeguard the company’s reputation from being damaged.
3. Route Planning:
With the help of video telematics data, implementation of route planning strategies helps reduce fuel consumption, mitigate risks associated with high-crime areas, set up “no-go” zones, and improve overall operational efficiency.
4. Vehicle Maintenance: Video telematics data inform our fleet manager about the health of a vehicle. This allows for the Quavatel to take a proactive approach when it comes to scheduling vehicle maintenance, reducing downtime costs associated with vehicle breakdowns.
5. Create targeted training programmes
Quavatel’s fleet managers utilize video telematics data to identify areas of improvement when it comes to poor driver behaviour and help provide more targeted training to resolve those issues This type of training helps bolster driver’s confidence and improve their skill set.
6. Ensure operational compliance and uphold industry regulations
Every industry has a set of unique compliance rules regulations and standards that need to be followed and hence Quavatel’s Fleet manager monitors the video telematics data received, to ensure drivers and other employees adhere to the industry’s compliance with its regulations and standards. This is vital, especially when referring to the industry’s strict safety and operational requirements of the company.
Fleet Video Monitoring gives context to the whole picture of driver and vehicle safety and places Quavatel Limited as one of the first Telecommunication companies to use Video Telematics for their fleet system to enhance road safety. In a nutshell, the road is safe, fleet managers save time, and drivers improve their overall performance. It’s a worthy investment that will protect Quavatel’s business and its employees in the long run.
Article by Hassan Liban
Quality and EHS Manager
Quavatel Limited.