Truck Dash Cam

Welcome to our exclusive collection of truck dash cams, designed to enhance your driving experience and provide you with peace of mind on the road. At Vantrue, we understand the importance of safety, reliability, and advanced technology when it comes to capturing crucial moments during your journeys. 

We understand that truck drivers face unique challenges on the road, such as blind spots and heavy traffic. That's why our Truck Dash Cams come with intelligent features like lane departure warning, collision detection, and parking mode. These features act as your reliable co-pilot, alerting you to potential hazards, ensuring safer lane changes, and providing evidence in case of accidents or vandalism.

Vantrue dash cams are designed to withstand the rugged conditions of the road, ensuring durability and longevity. With high-resolution video recording capabilities, these dash cams capture every detail in crystal-clear quality, enabling you to review incidents accurately and confidently. Equipped with advanced features such as wide-angle lenses, night vision, and built-in GPS, Vantrue dash cams provide comprehensive coverage and accurate data, even in low-light conditions or during night drives. The wide field of view ensures that you don't miss a single moment, while the GPS functionality allows you to track your route, speed, and location for added security.

With easy installation and user-friendly interfaces, Vantrue dash cams seamlessly integrate into your vehicle, making it hassle-free to capture and store recordings. Many of our dash cams also offer Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to conveniently transfer and view footage on your smartphone or tablet.

Whether you're a long-haul trucker, a delivery driver, or a fleet manager, our truck dash cams are an invaluable investment in your safety and security. Browse through our collection and choose the perfect dash cam that meets your specific needs and requirements. Drive with confidence and capture every moment with Vantrue dash cams.

FAQs

Which dashcam is the best for trucks?

When choosing the best dashcam for trucks, look for features such as high-resolution recording, a wide-angle lens, night vision capabilities, GPS functionality, intelligent features like collision detection and lane departure warning, durability in harsh conditions, and an easy installation process. These features ensure clear and detailed footage, comprehensive coverage, enhanced visibility in low-light conditions, accurate tracking of routes and locations, added safety measures, resilience against rugged environments, and a user-friendly experience. Consider these factors to find a dashcam that meets your specific needs and provides reliable performance on the road.

Where is the best place to mount a dash cam in a truck?

The best place to mount a dash cam in a truck is typically on the windshield, near the rearview mirror. This position provides a clear and unobstructed view of the road ahead, ensuring optimal footage capture. It is important to ensure that the dash cam does not obstruct your view or interfere with the driver's line of sight. Additionally, consider the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction regarding dash cam placement to ensure compliance.

Do dash cams automatically start recording?

Yes, most dash cams are designed to automatically start recording when they are powered on and the vehicle is in motion. This is typically achieved through the dash cam's built-in motion sensors or G-sensors. The motion sensors detect movement in the vehicle's surroundings, while the G-sensors detect sudden changes in speed or collisions. When either of these sensors is triggered, the dash cam starts recording to capture the event or incident. Some dash cams also have a parking mode feature that allows them to continue recording even when the vehicle is parked and the engine is turned off, using either motion detection or impact sensors to activate recording.

Do truck dash cams record when the truck is off?

Some truck dash cams have a parking mode feature that allows them to continue recording even when the truck is off. This feature requires a continuous power supply and activates the dash cam when it detects motion or an impact. It provides security and captures potential incidents or vandalism while the truck is parked.