Knights of Old, one of the largest privately owned logistics companies in the Midlands, is beefing up vehicle safety by installing more than 200 in-cab 3G cameras, which should reduce insurance premiums, cut road incidents and assist with driver training.

The camera operates in concert with complementary fleet management control and tracking systems from Verilocation and is expected to cut down the time and cost of settling disputes arising from road incidents. It also allows immediate analysis when dealing with FNOL (first notification of loss) scenarios or traffic incidents.

Kelvin Gingell, the Knights of Old Group Logistics Director, said: “This is certainly a major step forward for us and likely to become an invaluable tool for improving vehicle management, reducing accident frequency and keeping insurance premiums to a minimum.”

He also expects the cameras to provide on-going information for assisting with one-to-one driver training. Mr Gingell said: “Let’s face it, there’s nothing better than learning from real-life examples and with this system we have the opportunity to review individual driver techniques and experiences, so that drivers can objectively review their own performance.”

“Dynamic fleet control of this type comes with undoubted commercial and operational benefits,” adds Kelvin Gingell. “However, while we are expecting to cut costs and improve fleet efficiency, the new in-cab camera system will, most importantly, ensure an even higher level of vehicle and driver safety than we could have previously attained.”

According to the manufacturer, Intelligent Telematics, which analysed 2000 vehicles using the IT 1000 camera over six months, the system can reduce accidents by 45 per cent and cut related accident costs by 27 per cent.

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