Protect your taxi with a dual-lens camera + GPS logger

The safety of both passengers and taxi drivers has been a much discussed topic in the media for years. To improve this safety, there are already various systems on the market that can improve certain safety aspects. The latest gadget in this area is an all-in-one taxi camera solution that combines all existing solutions. This product not only films the road, but also the driver and passengers and records all GPS locations. All these applications are combined in a very compact product that can easily be attached to the windshield with suction cups.



Current solutions for safety taxis:
Taxi security cameras
There have been cameras suitable for some time to film the passengers to protect the driver of the taxi against aggression. These cameras often have to be built into the car and connected to the battery.

Dashboard cameras
You place dashboard cameras on the dashboard as the name suggests and connect to the 12V socket. This is exactly what is happening on the road. These cameras record the route exactly and the images can be used as evidence in, for example, a collision.

GPS tracking systems:
This system is mainly used as a smooth administration system or as a check by drivers on drivers. The GPS tracking systems come in various shapes and sizes and are both visible and discreet.

The new Taxi camera combines the above 3 functions in 1 compact device!
The taxi camera that is offered for sale here is a security camera for the passengers and can film both the driver and the passengers with the large screen lens. A dashboard camera that simultaneously films the road for the taxi and a GPS system that saves the route and links it to the images.

The taxi security camera makes this possible with both a forward and reverse lens and a GPS data logger. If this data is stored on a micro sd card and can be viewed at the same time. So in 1 screen you can see both the forward and backward camera with the corresponding GPS position.

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