Five cameras per vehicle: 30% fewer insurance claims at a British transportation company

An international use case: How a British transportation company with 104 vehicles used cameras to tackle insurance claims, fraud, and unsafe driving.

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International use case

A British logistics company with 104 trucks and vans integrated a multi-camera system—with five cameras per vehicle—into its fleet platform and saw the number of damage claims drop by 30%. This carrier is not a client of AllConnects; this is an international use case from our technology partner to demonstrate what is possible with FLEET.connect.

"The cameras not only provide us with greater safety, but also control and transparency. We can respond more quickly, save money, and protect our drivers—exactly what we were looking for."
Fleet manager,a British logisticscompany, in a conversation with our technology partner

About this British carrier

This involves a major logistics company based in the United Kingdom, with a fleet of 104 vehicles—ranging from trucks to delivery vans. The question was simple: How can we make the fleet safer, and how can we keep insurance costs under control?

The challenge: costly damage claims without evidence

Fleet managers were increasingly faced with:

Rising premiums

Insurance premiums that got more expensive every year.

Slow Claims

Claim files that dragged on for a long time.

Doubt and Fraud

Ambiguous situations and "crash-for-cash" fraud, with no video footage to prove the facts.

No view of the vehicle's handling

Little insight into how the drivers actually drove.

On average, a claim for damages cost £7,200, plus additional legal and operational costs due to delays or confusion.

The solution: five cameras per vehicle, connected to the fleet platform

In collaboration with a British manufacturer of camera systems, a fully integrated multi-camera system was rolled out, linked to the fleet management platform the carrier was already using. Each vehicle was equipped with:

Five cameras

Front, rear, both sides, and the cargo area.

Live Video and Storage During Incidents

Real-time viewing and automatic recording in the event of, for example, hard braking or a collision.

Executive Monitoring

Detection of fatigue, distraction, or a seat belt not being worn.

GDPR and Reconstruction

Access control and audit trails, and an archive with multiple camera angles to reconstruct incidents.

The result

30%
fewer insurance claims
4x
faster processing of cases

In addition, the carrier saves more than £100,000 annually in claims and legal fees. Driving behavior has improved thanks to increased awareness and targeted coaching, and with live video feeds and proof of delivery, the carrier can update customers more quickly.

Source: case study from our international technology partner. The statements were made during a conversation with that partner.

You can do what this shipping company does with cameras

With FLEET.connect, you can integrate dashcams into your fleet management system, so you have access to footage immediately in the event of an incident. We’d be happy to work with you to explore what this means for your fleet.

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