In today’s fast-paced world, staying connected while driving is more important than ever. With a dash cam with 4G technology, you can:
Whether you're a business owner or fleet manager, a 4G dash cam is an invaluable tool for peace of mind on the road.
RAM Live boasts an impressive ultra-wide 150-degree field of view, delivering crystal-clear 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution. Its high-quality real-time video feed makes it indispensable for documenting incidents that may later be needed for legal or insurance purposes.
RAM Live uses 4G connectivity to ensure that fleet managers and vehicle owners can access vehicle footage directly from their vehicles remotely.
In the event of a collision or impact to the vehicle when driving, RAM Live can detect the disturbance, notify the fleet manager and store the video clip.
All HD footage is recorded and stored in the Cloud. This means you don't have to worry about SD card storage or damage/theft which removes your ability to access the footage.
A dash cam with 4G has numerous benefits, both for individual drivers and businesses alike. Here are some of the key advantages:
1. Instant Video Access
With a live dash cam, you can instantly access and download video footage from anywhere, without the need to remove the camera or SD card. This means that you can immediately share footage with your insurance company, a legal team, or authorities to resolve any claims or disputes quickly.
2. Remote Monitoring
A connected dash cam allows fleet managers and businesses to remotely monitor their vehicles. This real-time visibility helps ensure the safety of employees, prevents misuse of company vehicles, and can improve operational efficiency.
3. Increased Security
The 4G dash cam provides constant surveillance, offering live streaming and emergency alerts. In case of an incident or an impact, the footage can be stored and accessed remotely, increasing the chances of recovering stolen vehicles or resolving insurance claims faster when combined with vehicle tracking.
4. Fast data transfer
The RAM Live camera uses WCDMA 4G high-speed data transmission to stream video footage from the vehicle to HQ. This ensures that whenever you log into your RAM Live portal, your streams of all your vehicles are available, without too much buffering or connection issues.
Having a RAM Live dash cam can also potentially influence driver behaviour. Unlike standard dash cams, fleet managers have access to a video of the vehicle in transit at any given time due to the video being uploaded to the cloud as it is a 4G Connected dash cam. This could help businesses reduce the risk of poor driving behaviour and consequent accidents across their fleet.
Dash cams improve road safety by providing evidence of accidents and incidents, deterring reckless behaviour, capturing unexpected hazards, expediting insurance claims, and holding drivers accountable for their actions.
The 4G connected dash cam works day or night. Our advanced night vision system helps businesses capture immaculate night-time recordings, regardless of ambient lighting and the conditions outside.
The RAM Live dashboard has a clean and intuitive design meaning that it's incredibly easy to use. Fleet managers can access all their vehicles' positions, footage and alerts from one simple dashboard – any time, any place.
RAM Live's state-of-the-art event monitoring software means that it can detect any unusual driving behaviours this then immediately notifies the appropriate fleet manager so they can implement training.
First Notification of Loss (FNOL) is a crucial process in the insurance industry. It refers to the initial report made by the insured party to inform their insurance company about an incident, such as an accident, theft, or damage to their vehicle.
By having a 4G dash cam with live access, you can immediately provide accurate and detailed evidence of the incident. This quick response helps your insurance company process claims more efficiently, reducing delays and improving customer satisfaction.
For insurers, FNOL is vital because it:
Did you know that using a 4G dash cam could help reduce your insurance premiums? Many insurance providers offer discounts for customers who install a dash cam with 4G, as it significantly lowers the risk of fraud and helps resolve claims faster.
By having live access to your vehicle’s footage, insurance companies see that you’re taking proactive steps to monitor and protect your vehicle. This reduction in risk can translate into lower premiums for you.
A connected dash cam isn’t just a tool for capturing video—it’s a game-changer for road safety, insurance, and convenience. With 4G connectivity, you can have peace of mind knowing that your vehicle is always under watch, and in the event of an incident, you have the tools to prove your case instantly.
Investing in a live dash cam is an investment in your safety, security, and potential savings on insurance premiums. Discover the benefits of 4G dash cams today and take control of your driving experience.
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Connected dash cams utilise 4G connection which transmits the video footage and other data to the Cloud in real time. This allows a fleet manager to gain a window into the driver's day. Some connected dash cams also provide you with notifications so you are kept up to date with anything that happens to your drivers.
Connected dash cams offer a variety of different benefits to your business:
This all helps the fleet manager to more effectively manage the fleet with relevant information that they have collected from video footage, which can be used for training purposes.
A connected dash cam uses cellular network and uploads footage to the cloud in real-time. This allows your fleet manager to remotely access and review footage as they need to, letting them see exactly how the event transpired. Whilst an SD dash cam requires the vehicle to come back to the depot and the SD card to be removed so the video can be manually uploaded.
A connected dash cam helps to provide real-time feedback and alerts straight from the vehicle. This helps the fleet manager understand if they are driving dangerously in real-time so they can effectively provide training to reduce the chances of an incident.
In the event of an incident, a connected dash cam is able to provide the insurance company with detailed and accurate video footage as quickly as possible, which helps to determine fault quicker which helps exonerate your driver from blame. If the footage is provided in the first hour this is referred to as First Notification of Loss (FNOL) and will help to keep your insurance costs down.
Yes of course you can! A connected dash cam is the perfect solution for real-time information on your fleet, whether your fleet drives cars, trucks, vans or even HGVs. You can use a connected dash cam in any of these vehicles and more.
Connected dash cams typically upload their stored footage to the Cloud, from here, it can be quickly and easily accessed by fleet managers, insurers and any other relevant stakeholders for a variety of reasons. Fleet managers may need it for training, insurance providers can use it to quickly determine fault in the event of an incident and much more.
When looking into getting connected dash cams for your fleet some of the most important things to look for include:
These are just some of what we believe to be the best features, however, if you're looking for other features, we recommend that you talk with your provider and ensure that their connected dash cams suit your requirements.
Yes, connected dash cams are designed to be simple for anyone to use, whether they are a novice or an expert user. The simple set up and intuitive interfaces make it an accessible option for anyone to be able to set up.
The amount of data that a connected dash cam uses depends on the quality of the video footage, whether is it in HD or UHD for example, but typically it will use roughly 1-3GB for each hour's worth of recording.
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