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EverDriven's Camera Solution Comes to 55 Districts
Now in use in 12 states across the U.S., the alternative transportation provider's audio and video recording solution is gaining momentum.

The camera solution was launched just last September.
Source: EverDriven
EverDriven has now implemented its Camera Solution at 55 school districts across 12 states since the system’s launch last fall. This tool is used in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Texas.
EverDriven says its Camera Solution securely stores high-resolution recordings for 30 days, providing extended access to audio and high-resolution video from inside the vehicle as well as exterior dashboard views of its surroundings.
All recordings are password-protected, encrypted, and accessible only to authorized personnel for data protection, confidentiality, and secure footage review.
“As a district that values student safety above all, the EverDriven Camera Solution is a game-changer for us. It ensures the safety and accountability of every ride,” said Trace Tolby, student transportation director at Gilbert Public Schools in Arizona. “The transparency it provides has strengthened our relationship with EverDriven, and they'll be transporting more students for us as a result.”
“Safety is at the core of everything we do at EverDriven,” said Mitch Bowling, CEO of EverDriven. “Since we launched the Camera Solution six months ago, we’ve quickly introduced this technology to districts around the country. The demand underscores the critical need for advanced monitoring solutions...”
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