Improving Transit Risk Management With Video-Based Safety Telematics

Publisher: Lytx, Inc

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Improving Transit Risk Management With Video-Based Safety Telematics

Several leading Transit companies demonstrate the four major benefits transit organizations have realized using in-vehicle video-based safety telematics: 1. Improving operator skills and reducing collisions 2. Operator and fleet protection — proof when you need it 3. Proactive operator coaching and skill development to reduce risk and improve accountability 4. Protect and retain operators

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