Rosco event recorder to feature optional third camera
The company’s Dual-Vision XC Continuous Automotive Event Recorder will be available with the third camera starting April 1. Officials say that with it, the Dual-Vision XC can capture passengers deep into the vehicle compartment or record reverse backup and other operations.
QUEENS, N.Y. — Rosco Inc.’s Dual-Vision XC Continuous Automotive Event Recorder will soon be available with an option for a third camera.
The option for a third camera will be available starting on April 1. Company officials said the camera can be installed anywhere inside or outside the vehicle, and that it can be outfitted on many types of fleet vehicles, including buses.
The Dual-Vision XC gives fleet managers a tool to reinforce proper driving habits throughout their fleet while helping to keep drivers compliant with laws banning distracted driving behavior, according to Rosco. With a third camera, the Dual-Vision XC can capture passengers deep into the vehicle compartment or record reverse backup and other operations.
Peter Plate, Rosco's director of sales and marketing, said that over the past five years, the company has become a leader in windshield-based automotive event recorders through its ability to offer a continuous and event video-based solution with no monthly fees.
"Rosco continues to invest in its products and services, resulting in new innovations that focus on preventing risky driving behavior and protecting fleets from false insurance claims," Plate added.
The Dual-Vision XC Continuous Automotive Event Recorder is available with more than 160 hours of video recording capability and a smaller windshield footprint. It mounts on the inside windshield and provides a 310-degree view of both the exterior and interior of the vehicle.
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