AI Video Telematics: A Proven Way to Increase Safety

Why AI video telematics?

Traditional telematics shows speed, location, and routes. AI video telematics adds the missing context.

With AI fleet cameras, real-time alerts, and on-device AI, Mapon helps fleets spot risk early and intervene in time, even on long-haul routes far from base operations.

The real problems long-haul fleets face

Drivers glance at their phones for “just a second”
Fatigue builds up on long or repetitive routes
Following distance shrinks during dense cross-border traffic
Incidents happen far from dispatch, with limited visibility
Disputes and claims escalate without clear on-road evidence

AI video telematics detects these risks as they occur, alerts drivers immediately, and gives managers visibility into what happens between stops and borders.

Reduce collisions before they happen

Cut collisions by 20–25% with AI fleet cameras using real-time DMS and ADAS alerts.

Fleets that pair alerts with regular driver coaching can achieve up to 40–60% reduction under the right conditions*.

AI fleet cameras flag risky moments in real time, alert drivers instantly, and help managers focus coaching on the highest-risk events.

*Figures are based on client experience, research from the European Transport Safety Council, and data from our camera technology partners.

Driver Monitoring System (DMS)

For long-haul drivers, fatigue and distraction rarely occur suddenly. They accumulate over time.

DMS uses an inward-facing AI camera to detect risky driver behaviour in real time and trigger in-cab alerts when attention drops.

Depending on camera setup, drivers and managers are alerted for:

Yawning
Smoking
Eyes closed
Phone usage
Seat-belt warnings
Distraction warnings

Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS)

Most near-misses go unnoticed until they turn into crashes and hefty insurance claims.

ADAS uses an outward-facing AI camera to monitor traffic risks ahead and is especially effective on highways and long-distance routes, where delayed reactions leave little margin for error.

Depending on camera setup, ADAS currently includes:

Headway monitoring alerts
Forward collision warnings
Pedestrian collision warnings

When an incident happens, you have the answer

AI cameras automatically save video clips tied to specific events to the Mapon platform, so you can:

See what led to the incident within seconds
Resolve disputes without back-and-forth
Support insurance claims with clear evidence
Protect drivers from false accusations

Safety tools that earn trust

Drivers are more likely to accept safety tools when they feel supported, not just monitored. Fleets see better results when technology is transparent, fair, and easy to trust.

Mapon AI fleet cameras focus on:

Preventing incidents, not monitoring every move
Clear reasons behind each alert
Coaching based on real situations
Long-term improvement, not one-off penalties

Do AI fleet cameras record all the time?

How do drivers usually react to inward-facing cameras?

Can AI cameras really help prevent accidents, or do they just record them?

What happens to the video data, and who can access it?

Will AI video telematics replace driver coaching or safety training?

Is this useful for smaller fleets, or only large operations?

AI Video Telematics Helps Long-Haul Drivers Avoid Accidents

Why AI video telematics?

The real problems long-haul fleets face

Reduce collisions before they happen

Driver Monitoring System (DMS)

Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS)

When an incident happens, you have the answer

Learn more about AI-based video telematics

Safety tools that earn trust

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