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When there's no independent record of what happened
Accidents and near-misses leave no independent record, so claims come down to conflicting accounts. The World Health Organization reports Africa’s road-death toll rose 17% between 2011 and 2025 while other regions fell. Research also shows harsh-braking events are a measurable leading indicator of crash risk, not simply an activity metric.
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Road-facing video and harsh-driving detection
- Road-facing video
- Continuous recording of the road ahead, retained as evidence for incidents and insurance claims.
- In-cab video, where fitted
- A driver-facing view available where agreed with the client.
- Harsh-driving detection
- On-board AI identifies harsh braking, harsh acceleration and harsh cornering as they happen.
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Flagged events, panic alert and mobile access
- Automatic event upload
- Flagged events upload automatically, so the relevant clip reaches the fleet office without someone requesting it.
- Panic alert
- A driver facing a hijacking, robbery or other immediate threat can trigger a panic alert from the vehicle unit.
- Mobile accessibility
- Fleet and safety teams review flagged events and vehicle status from a mobile device.
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Part of one fleet and asset picture
Camera events sit alongside Script’s digital fleet management and asset tracking offering. A harsh-braking event means more reviewed against the vehicle’s route, load and history than viewed in isolation.
