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Which camera positions does a long-haul truck usually need?
A typical long-haul truck uses a forward road camera, a driver-facing camera, side cameras for blind spots and a rear camera.
These views are recorded by a multi-channel MDVR or a multi-channel AI dashcam. The exact layout depends on the cab, trailer and the evidence you need after an incident.
Front and cab
A road-facing camera for ADAS and incident video, and a driver-facing camera for DMS alerts.
Sides
Side cameras or BSD cameras cover the blind zones used when turning and changing lanes.
Rear and trailer
A rear camera supports reversing and records what happens behind the trailer.
Before you deploy
- Plan channels before choosing the recorder; add a spare channel if cargo or trailer views may be needed later.
- Check local rules on camera placement and recording in the driver's cab.
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