How it works
The dual-lens camera mounts on the windscreen with one lens facing the road and one facing the cabin, recording both to storage and saving linked clips when events occur.
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Dual Lens Fleet Cameras
One unit, two views: the road ahead and the driver's cabin recorded together, so every incident shows what happened outside and what the driver was doing.
What it does
- Simultaneous road and cabin recording
- Infrared cabin view for night driving
- GPS-linked event clips
- Single-unit installation
- Audio recording where enabled
- Remote viewing on supported models
Why it matters
- Full context for every incident
- Simpler installation than separate cameras
- Evidence for passenger and cargo disputes
- Better coaching with both views
Good to know
Cabin recording involves driver and passenger privacy, so your policy, notices and access rules should be in place before installation.
Compare platforms
Traditional
Your driver's word against theirs, and the insurer decides.
With Amancom
Timestamped footage tied to speed and position at the moment of impact.
Common question
Is it suitable for taxis and buses? Yes. Cabin views are often used for passenger vehicles; larger buses may need extra cameras on an MDVR.
Ready to see it on your own operation?
Tell us your fleet size or your systems and we will put a proposal together.