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CarriersEdge Adds Dashcam Event Integration System

The new system allows carriers to automatically assign and track required training based on dashcam captured events and behaviors.

March 16, 2022
CarriersEdge Adds Dashcam Event Integration System

The new system allows carriers to automatically assign and track required training based on dashcam captured events and behaviors.

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CarriersEdge, a provider of online driver training for the trucking industry, unveiled its new dashcam integration system that allows carriers to automatically assign and track required training based on dashcam captured events and behaviors. Designed as an open system, the functionality will work with camera systems from multiple leading providers. 

"Dashcam systems have evolved into powerful driver improvement tools, with a range of coachable behaviors being captured all the time," Jane Jazrawy, CEO of CarriersEdge, said. "Integrating with those systems allows our customers to support their coaching efforts with automatic assignments and tracking of all activities. With customized rules and support for different providers, fleets can tailor a program that suits their specific needs and fits into their existing risk management programs."

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The dashcam integration system enables carriers to create and assign personalized programs for each driver. Using a simple drop-down menu, administrators can create as many rules as needed, specify the type of driving behavior, and set trigger thresholds and periods. The integration system allows for cascading levels of training intervention based on the number and frequency of driver events. Rules are customer configurable and can be changed at any time.

According to Jazrawy, assignments can be a combination of content including classroom, online courses, surveys, even policy documents, allowing for flexible learning and progressive interventions that match behavior severity and frequency. Once drivers complete the assignments, details are mailed directly to administrators and managers, providing updates on training scores and completion status.

Dashcam integration is available now as part of a CarriersEdge subscription, with no extra cost for configuration or use.

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