HGV Safety

HGV Safety Equipment

Our GPS tracking capabilities assist in HGV safety and security, with trackers, software and sensors that calculate mileage and expenses, report on driver behaviour, detect objects in blind spots, and more.

From October 2024 there will be an update to the Driver Vision Standards released by Transport for London in regards to HGV Safety and permits in London. We supply vehicle CCTV systems (DVRs & 360° cameras) and the other equipment listed below, including the new Moving Off Information System (MOIS) and the Blind-Spot Information System (BSIS) – to ensure that you can operate at the highest standards of safety.

Vehicle CCTV System

Our Vehicle CCTV system is a DVR-based system, which comes in both 4 and 8 channel configurations, to help cover all areas of your vehicle. The range of camera types can monitor vehicles or plant machinery, both internally and externally.

Footage is recorded onto the hard drive (2TB as standard) of the DVR and can record up to 3-4 weeks of footage*. The footage can be viewed and downloaded, anytime. Our DVR systems all have a 4G data sim card on board.

This solution includes internal night vision, full HD cameras, optional live view compatibility on any of our tracking platforms (thanks to the 4G data SIM), and live GPS capabilities.**

With full HD 1080p recording at up to 30FPS, the Live DVR System will not miss an incident.

*Can vary dependent on tracking frequency and usage.

**Requires monthly subscription. Please call us to activate and make this system live. Fair Usage Policy applies.

HGV External Vehicle Manoeuvring Speaker

This external vehicle manoeuvring speaker has an IP67 water-resistance rating, voice alerts for left and right turns and reversing, and can be programmed and installed based on your requirements.

Blind-Spot Information System (BSIS)

The BSIS system (also known as the BSD – Blind Spot Detection system) is designed to prevent accidents occurring with pedestrians or other road users that may be approaching the vehicle from the near side. This is similar to the side scan system, however it will not give false alerts by scanning stationary “road furniture” such as lamp posts or traffic lights. The system is active when stationary, at low speeds, and when the vehicle is indicating left. It uses a triangular LED indicator situated on the dash, which glows red to alert the driver that someone is in the blind spot area.

Moving Off Information System (MOIS)

The MOIS system is designed to prevent accidents occurring with pedestrians, cyclists and other road users that may be present when the vehicle begins to move off from a stationary position. The system is not active when the vehicle is stationary, or the handbrake is engaged. It uses and small screen situated on the dash, which counts down from 2 meters as other road users get closer to the vehicle as it is about to move off. The system is not active when the vehicle is moving at high speed.