Vehicle Reversing cameras have greatly changed the driving experience for drivers, making driving safer and easier, and helping logistics and fleet managers to detect obstacles, pedestrians and other potential dangers on the road in a timely manner. Logistics, construction or fleet management sectors have a need for heavy vehicle reversing cameras, rear view cameras with commercial vehicle safety technology with HD image sensor, wide angle and CVBS and AHD 720P/1080P high definition resolution.
Many countries now require new heavy vehicles to be fitted with reversing cameras. Heavy vehicles have their own unique pain points: large blind spots, complex workplaces, and high rates of road accidents. Most rear view cameras have IP69K waterproof rating and high shock resistance for durability. The use of AHD reversing cameras can effectively reduce the rate of accidents and improve the safety of fleet management.
Why do backup cameras stand out in heavy-duty vehicle applications?
Eliminate large blind spots: Heavy trucks have much larger blind spots than passenger cars (e.g., up to 30 feet behind a semi-truck). New vehicle side camera provide a real-time, unobstructed view of obstacles.
Prevent costly and tragic accidents: In the U.S. alone, backup accidents kill an estimated 100 people each year (according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)). Rear view safety cameras can reduce this risk by more than 60%.
All-weather reliability: Industrial-grade reversing cameras (IP69K rated) withstand harsh environments and temperatures. Infrared night vision ensures visibility during nighttime operations.
Integrate with safety systems: Rearview cameras work with radar blind spot detection (BSD) to provide audio and visual alerts when objects enter the danger zone. Artificial intelligence AI cameras, such as Carleader’s AI-powered system, can detect and warn pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles in real time. Absolutely. Reversing cameras are essential safety technology for heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs, HGVs) like trucks, buses, construction equipment, and freight carriers.