For commercial fleets, visibility behind the vehicle is more than a convenience, it’s an important safety factor. Blind zones, tight maneuvering spaces, and unpredictable surroundings can turn a routine reverse into a costly incident. Utilizing aftermarket backup cameras have become an effective way to improve visibility and reduce risk in commercial truck operations.
This guide will cover the key benefits of these types of cameras, product recommendations from our team, and what to know during the installation process for successful usage.

Core Benefits of Rear View Camera Integration
Accident Prevention Blind spot elimination is the standout feature. Backup cameras decrease the chances of collisions with people, property, or other vehicles. Especially in environments like distribution centers or city service routes
Increased Driver Confidence Drivers gain a real-time visual reference that makes reversing more precise and less stressful. Having that confidence allows the operator to maneuver more effectively. It also reduces reliance on spotters in high-traffic environments, allowing drivers to make more independent, informed decisions in tight or unfamiliar spaces.
Improved Fleet Efficiency Another benefit of a rear view cameras for trucks is improved fleet efficiency. Drivers can position themselves more accurately, lessen docking time, and streamline yard operations. Not only will drivers minimize idle time, but they will contribute to better on-time performance and optimized route scheduling across the fleet.
Lower Insurance Exposure Footage from integrated DVRs can support claims investigations, verify driver behavior, and help exonerate operators when incidents occur. Additionally, having video documentation can accelerate the claims process, reduce disputes, and demonstrate proactive risk management to insurance providers.
Choosing the Right Camera
Here’s a high-level overview of select product recommendations, each offering unique capabilities to support different operational needs. For a full list of available options, please visit our cameras page.
3700HD Extreme Series ConvoyCam™
Ideal for fleets operating in demanding environments that require adaptable installation configurations. The 3700HD Extreme Series ConvoyCam™ is built with a 1/2.7-inch CMOS sensor that delivers 1280 by 720 resolution for sharp, high-definition imaging. Its internal rotation capability allows the camera to be mounted in nearly any position; left, right, or at unique angles.
1400A Ultra-Wide Angle ConvoyCam™
Well-suited for operators who prioritize visual clarity and meeting safety standards. The 1400A Ultra-Wide Angle Camera is designed to minimize blind spots and provide early visibility of potential hazards. Its wide field of view and consistent image quality make it a reliable tool in both congested traffic and confined work areas.
1600 Side Mount ConvoyCam™
If you are looking for a camera that requires great side visibility, our 1600 Side Mount ConvoyCam™ is your solution. This camera is known for providing clear side views, improving the driver’s awareness and decreasing the risk of side collisions. The compact design allows for easy installation on numerous vehicle types.
RearVue™ Solutions
Increase visibility and protect your team with the RearVue™ Convoy Cam package. Built for trucks and heavy equipment, this complete system helps reduce the risk of accidents, protects personnel, and promotes safety on the road and jobsite.
Professional Installation: What to Expect
Installation is more than mounting a camera and running cable. It’s about integrating the system seamlessly into your vehicle’s build to ensure lasting performance and operator confidence.
Installation Time
Most standard truck installations can be completed in 2–4 hours depending on configuration and access. Larger fleets or custom installations may take longer, particularly when integrating with in-cab monitors, DVRs, or telematics platforms. Planning for minimal vehicle downtime is part of our support process.
Support Resources
We provide detailed installation guides, wiring diagrams, and system testing checklists to ensure your in-house technicians or preferred installers can complete the job efficiently. Our team is also available for remote technical support and pre-installation consultations to help resolve any vehicle-specific challenges in advance.
Best Practices
Installations follow SAE recommendations and are aligned with commercial electrical and safety standards. We guide customers through best-in-class practices for monitor placement, fuse protection, cable routing, and environmental sealing. Ensuring that components are protected against vibration, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.
Your Partner in Fleet Safety
Every system we provide is built with the realities of commercial driving in mind. Customers count on us not just for reliable hardware, but for integration expertise, consistent performance, and long-term support. Our team is here to offer technical guidance and product recommendations tailored to your fleet’s specific needs. Let’s take a safer and smarter approach to fleet visibility, together.