road surveillance vision from the truckies cabin

You cannot rely on human memory when involved in a traffic accident. The friendly, in cabin “black box,” records the road ahead and the video recording can clearly show who might be at fault.

Video evidence, with time stamps, password protected, time and date is admissable in a court of law.

The “unit” can act as an alarm system for the truck and its’ load, providing an extra set of eyes and ears for the driver.
Rob sees many advantages for the use of the black box video recorder, not only in trucks but government vehicles (federal, state and regional), taxis, buses and the everyday sedans. Insurance companies no doubt would look kindly on the black box along with fleet owners because you get in-cabin visual proof of a road accident outcome.

In cabin "black box" third eye with Jimmy Goldsmith at the wheel

Jimmy Goldsmith at the wheel of his big rig with the roof fitted “black box” third eye.

A recent segment broadcast on the TV programme, A Current Affair, shows footage of a mini bus crashing into a tree. The video recording was from Jimmy Goldsmith’s in-cabin black box recorder. Jimmy is an owner driver running general cargo from Brisbane to Cairns and the Atherton Tablelands and is a 30 year truckie veteran. The black box recorder is 3 years old, still working well and has been a unit that Rob Nielsen is proud of because it was the first unit supplied for truckie usage.

Truckies have noticed a considerable change to driving habits when traffic following trucks with a rear sign displayed on the truck in front of them clearly says “This Vehicle Is Under Constant Video Surveillance”