6 Key Tips to Introduce Dash Cams to Employees

Accusations of being “Big Brother” or invading their privacy are just some of the objections you’ll hear from drivers when you announce the implementation of dash cams in their fleet-issued vehicles.

And while you know that you’re adding dash cams, in part, for their welfare and safety, you need to acknowledge and address these driver concerns. If you don’t, you’ll likely not get their buy in.

There is a correct way to introduce dash cams to your drivers. In this article from GPS Insight, you’ll learn six tips that will help ease the introduction, for example:

1. Get a capable camera

2. Emphasize that dash cams don’t equal spying

3. Establish a program to recognize good driving

Most of all, you’ll learn techniques to establish that implementing a dash cam is a win-win for drivers and the fleet alike.