In the light-duty van market, safety has become a priority for fleet buyers and manufacturers.
Ford is offering a seven-camera system with its 2017 Super Duty trucks that gives a driver additional views around the side of the truck and behind the trailer, Ford has announced.
The commercial-grade 360° OmniVue camera system utilizes the latest in SVM (Surround View Monitoring) technology, consisting of four high-definition, 180-degree wide-angle cameras installed around the truck.
The Rydeen Pro Grade M7000P monitor and WG-2400P wireless connectors allow installers and upfitters to fit a camera monitoring system to a commercial vehicle.
The recall affects American Emergency Vehicles' Trauma Hawk ambulances manufactured from Dec. 1, 2014, through June 30 of this year.
Rear View Safety has released its Ford Third Brake Light backup camera system for the 2015 Transit van that comes with features designed to protect pedestrians as well as drivers.
Ford is adding a new split-view camera system that helps drivers see around corners to its next generation of Super Duty trucks and will add rear-view cameras standard equipment on its 2018 light-duty vehicles, Ford has announced.
The Brigade Electronics Backeye 360 is an intelligent camera monitor system that provides a driver with a comprehensive, 360-degree view around the vehicle.
The EC5605-WK includes a 5.6-inch LCD high-resolution touch screen monitor and CMOS color infrared camera that delivers quality images even in low-light conditions.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has required rear-visibility technology, otherwise known as backup cameras, in light-duty vehicles by May of 2018.
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