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KCOM picks Visiontrack as safety camera partner
Date: Monday, January 29, 2024 | Author: Sean Keywood
Communications company KCOM has chosen Visiontrack as its fleet safety camera partner for the next five years.
The partnership will see KCOM’s 180-strong fleet fitted with front and rear facing cameras with ADAS functionality, designed to enhance driver safety and reduce incidents.
The solution also includes access to NARA, Visiontrack’s AI-powered video analysis tool, designed to automatically remove false positive events and monitor driver behaviour, with the aim of enhancing duty of care, improving driver welfare, and rapidly improve FNOL timelines.
KCOM fleet manager Matt Munford said: “We’re delighted to be establishing our partnership with Visiontrack, a true leader in their field, following a comprehensive review process.
“We were impressed with the team’s approach to our current challenges and their technology speaks for itself.
“Our drivers will benefit from the in-cab warnings on the ADAS events and having access to NARA will allow us to review only the meaningful videos so we can spend more time on the areas that will help us keep our drivers safe.”
Visiontrack head of strategic accounts John Crawford said: “We’d like to welcome KCOM and are looking forward to working with the team to help them meet their road risk strategy.
“Our aim is to always help fleets improve driving behaviours and general best practice, which will ultimately help keep our roads safer and save lives.”
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