Cameras on the outside of the transit bus record the curb, the traffic beside the bus and the road ahead, which helps settle collision claims, sideswipes and close calls at stops. We install them at your depot across Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
High on the body above the windows, facing along the curb side and the street side, plus a forward road camera at the windshield and often a rear camera. Mounting them high keeps them out of reach and gives a clear view over parked cars.
Transit buses pull in and out of traffic all day, so they are drawn into a steady stream of minor collisions where each side blames the other. Exterior footage turns those arguments into quick decisions.
Footage also helps with training. Close calls at stops, where a car nearly cut in or a pedestrian stepped out, are useful real examples for coaching operators on approaching and leaving stops safely.
We use weatherproof mounts, seal every point where a cable passes through the body, and run the cable inside to the recorder. Each camera is aimed and checked on the recorder screen before we leave, so the view covers what the agency actually needs. Mounts are fixed to the bus structure, not just the outer skin, so the cameras hold their aim through car washes and years of vibration.
Yes. Exterior and interior cameras record to the same unit, so one review covers inside and outside the bus at the same moment.
Yes. When an agency upgrades, we remove the old cameras, seal or reuse the old mounting holes, and fit the new cameras so the body is left watertight and tidy.
City and county transit agencies, paratransit operators, university, hospital and airport shuttles, and private contractors running fixed routes. See everything we install on a transit bus on our transit bus tracking page.
We wire PTO monitoring into trackers from all of these brands. Need heavy duty trackers for trucks or heavy equipment? Every brand below makes them, so pick yours and we install it.
Common questions
Not when it is done properly. We seal every entry point and check it before the bus goes back in service.
Many systems can pull clips over the cellular connection without waiting for the bus to return.
Yes. See stop arm and exterior cameras.
Most agencies start with a forward road camera plus one camera on each side. Some add a rear camera for backing and rear-end claims.
Many exterior cameras are built for low light. We check the picture at the recorder after install, and agencies can review night clips before choosing a camera model fleet-wide.
We install across Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi, at your yard, on your schedule. Call or text 803-513-1009.
Constant. Ignition. Ground.
API Signal