Ute and van dash cams
Ute and Van Dash Cams for Work Fleets
For work utes and vans, fit the MapTrack RoadSight AI dash cam if you want the road on record, or the MapTrack DualSight AI dash cam if you want the road and the driver. Both have GPS built in, so the ute’s location, trips and estimated kilometres land on its own record in MapTrack, beside its pre-starts, services and rego dates. A ute or van with an AI dash cam doesn’t need a separate GPS tracker.
Cameras from $795 ex GST ($874.50 inc GST), with month-to-month plans from $34 ex GST ($37.40 inc GST) a month.
Ships 5-10 business days after you accept your quote. Freight is quoted with your order. 12-month manufacturer's warranty. 30-day returns.
A tailgating alert, with the road and the cab side by side
An AI dash cam event as it opens in MapTrack: the clip from the road and cab cameras together, the trip it happened on, the speed at the time and the suburb. Road and Driver views are one tap away. The face is blurred in this screenshot, and the driver name is masked.
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About this screenshot
Demonstration account at a 1440 px desktop viewport. The event drawer is cropped from the device page. The driver’s face is pixelated and blurred, and the driver name and the clip’s burnt-in position overlay are masked.
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Which camera suits which ute or van
Start with one question: do you want to record the driver? Then pick the plan.
- MapTrack RoadSight AI dash cam, road only: contractor utes and vans where you don’t record the driver. Standard or Pro plan.
- MapTrack DualSight AI dash cam, road and driver: utes and vans where you want both views. Its infrared driver camera works at night, and driver monitoring (fatigue, distraction, phone use, seatbelt and smoking) is on the Advanced plan.
- MapTrack Panorama AI dash cam, multi-camera: vans and utes that need more views, such as blind spots or the load, with up to four extra TVI cameras and one USB camera. Its plan and how it connects to MapTrack are confirmed with your quote.
One record for the vehicle
The camera is part of MapTrack, not a second system. Its GPS puts the vehicle's location and trips on its own record, and completed trips add estimated run hours to its meter, so services set on hours fall due on real use. The same record holds the vehicle's pre-starts, services and costs, beside your plant, trailers and tools.
The camera’s week on the vehicle’s own record
The camera’s safety events sit on the vehicle’s own record, on the Telemetry tab beside its maintenance, inspections and files.
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Run hours on the vehicle record
Completed trips add estimated run hours to the vehicle’s meter, so services set on hours fall due on real use.
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The reading the camera sends, and how often
MapTrack labels the reading an estimate and shows how often it updates. Time spent idling isn’t counted.
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Cameras and trackers in one device list
The camera sits in the same device list as your GPS trackers, linked to the asset it’s fitted to.
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When a service falls due, you raise the work order from the schedule in a couple of clicks. Camera footage, live view and safety events are visible to account owners only.
The pre-start sits on the same record
Drivers scan the QR label in the cab and run the daily pre-start on their phone. It lands on the same vehicle record as the camera's trips and events.
“Through the forms feature, we've been using daily safety truck checks. So our mechanic here completes that every day, as well as the truck drivers.”
What you see in MapTrack
These are from one of the cameras in our demonstration account, captured in the MapTrack app.
Distracted driving, on the camera facing the driver
On the DualSight, the camera facing the driver picks up distraction, fatigue and phone use on the Advanced plan. The face is blurred here.
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One event type: where, who and what time of day
Pick an event type to see how many, where, which vehicles and what time of day. Driver names are masked here.
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The trip’s route and where the alert happened
Each event opens with the trip it happened on: the route, and a marker where the alert fired.
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Every trip, with the events on it
Every trip is logged with its times and kilometres, and the events that happened on it.
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What the AI catches
Short clips of real events, saved by the camera with the speed and place. Which alerts are live depends on the camera and your plan.
On the road
Speeding alert at 111 km/h.
Tailgating alert at 94 km/h, road camera.
Harsh braking alert at the lights.
Harsh cornering alert at a roundabout.
In the cab
Drowsiness alert on the driver camera at night (infrared). Face blurred for privacy.
Eyes-down distraction alert at 66 km/h in the rain. Face blurred for privacy.
Distraction alert: head turned away from the road. Face blurred for privacy.
A privacy lens cap is available for the driver-facing lens. Workplace surveillance rules differ by state, so check your obligations and tell your drivers before you fit driver-facing cameras.
New in MapTrack
Every camera on one safety dashboard
The Safety events dashboard in MapTrack brings every connected camera into one view, so you can see how the whole fleet is driving, not one vehicle at a time. It sits under Devices, and camera footage and safety events are visible to account owners only, because they're personal to the driver.
- Trips, drive time, distance and events per 100 km for the whole fleet, each against the previous period.
- A week view that shows when events happen, and a heat map that shows where. When one kind of event keeps happening at the same spot, MapTrack flags it.
- Needs attention lists the events to look at first, such as panic button presses.
- Click an event type to see how many, where, which vehicles or drivers, and the time of day it happens.
- A table ranks every vehicle, or every driver, by safety score and top issue, with To watch and Safest filters.
- Date ranges from today back to the last quarter, and every vehicle’s own record keeps its camera’s week.
Every camera’s safety events on one page
Released on 25 October 2026: one page for every camera in the fleet. Trips, drive time, distance and events per 100 km sit against the previous period, the week shows when events happen, Needs attention lists panic button presses first, and the Assets table ranks each vehicle by its score and top issue. Thumbnails, street addresses and one demonstration asset name are masked.
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About this screenshot
Demonstration account at a 1440 px desktop viewport, signed in as an account owner (camera data is owner-only). Settings, Devices, Safety events over the last 7 days, Assets table filtered to To watch. Event thumbnails, street addresses and one demonstration asset name are pixelated.
Where the fleet’s events happen, as a heat map
The same week on the map for the whole fleet. Brighter areas have more or more severe events, and when one kind of event keeps happening in the same place, MapTrack flags the spot, here cornering five times at one spot.
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About this screenshot
Demonstration account at a 1440 px desktop viewport, signed in as an account owner. Safety events dashboard, Activity on the Map view at its opening zoom over the last 7 days.
The camera’s week on the vehicle’s own record
The vehicle’s own record carries its camera’s safety events, on the Telemetry tab next to its maintenance, inspections and files. The arrows step back a week at a time.
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About this screenshot
Demonstration account at a 1440 px desktop viewport, signed in as an account owner. Asset record, Telemetry tab, cropped to the header and the Safety events card. The asset QR code is pixelated.
See it on your own fleet
We'll show you the dashboard on a 30-minute call, work out which camera and plan each vehicle needs, then send the quote.
No separate GPS tracker on a camera ute or van
The RoadSight and DualSight have GPS built in. In MapTrack, the ute’s location and trips land on its own record, and each completed trip adds estimated kilometres and drive hours. Drive hours leave out idling, so they read low.
Kilometres from a camera are an estimate, not the vehicle’s own odometer, so record the dash reading at each service. Between readings, the estimate keeps the odometer meter current, so kilometre services fall due on use. When one falls due, you raise the work order from the schedule in a couple of clicks.
The tools in the back
The camera looks after the vehicle. For what’s in it, set the ute up as a vehicle location in MapTrack, so the tools and parts in the back are listed against it, and scan a tool’s QR label to check it out to the ute, a person or a site.
To pick up Bluetooth tags on the tools as well, the ute also needs a gateway tracker such as the Dart3 or G70. The camera doesn’t read Bluetooth tags.
When something happens on the road
The camera records to its card on a loop. When it picks up an event, such as harsh braking, a hit or an AI alert, it saves a clip stamped with the GPS location, speed, date and time. In MapTrack, that clip opens with the trip it was on, the speed and the suburb, so you can see what happened before anyone asks.
Live road alerts for tailgating, lane departure and harsh braking are on the Pro plan. Driver alerts for fatigue, distraction, phone use, seatbelt and smoking are on the Advanced plan with the DualSight.
A safety event with its video, speed and place
Opening an event plays its clip beside the trip it sits on, the speed at the time and the suburb it happened in. Road and driver views are separate channels; the road view is shown here. The driver name is masked, and a clip plays from the camera provider rather than from MapTrack, so it is available for a limited time.
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About this screenshot
Demonstration account at a 1440 px desktop viewport. The event drawer is cropped from the device page, and the clip’s burnt-in position overlay is masked.
See which utes and vans to work on
The Safety events dashboard in MapTrack puts every camera on one page: trips, drive time, kilometres and events per 100 km for the fleet against the previous period, with a heat map of where events happen. Click an event type to see how many there were, where, which vehicles or drivers, and the time of day.
The Assets table ranks every ute and van by its safety score and top issue. Camera footage and safety events are visible to account owners only.
A fleet camera, not a car accessory
A fleet AI dash cam is hardwired into the vehicle and reports into the system you run the fleet on. You see every vehicle’s event clips, trips and estimated kilometres in one place, beside its pre-starts and services, and you can compare the whole fleet on one page.
Recording the driver
Not every ute needs a driver camera. The RoadSight has no driver-facing lens, so it suits contractor utes and fleets that only want the road on record. If you fit the DualSight, a privacy lens cap is available, and it’s worth agreeing your rules in a camera policy first.
Fit and power
All three cameras are hardwired. The RoadSight and DualSight run on 12 to 32 volt power, so they suit 12 V utes and vans, and all three are rated to run from minus 20 to plus 60 degrees. The road camera on the RoadSight and DualSight sees a 142 degree field of view in 1080p.
We coordinate installation with your quote, and we’ll go through each vehicle type on a 30-minute setup call before anything ships.
Not sure which camera each vehicle needs?
We'll go through it with you on a 30-minute call, then send the quote.
The cameras
Commercial AI dash cam with road-facing and infrared driver-facing 1080p cameras, GPS, and video in MapTrack. Driver monitoring on the Advanced plan. 128GB industrial card included.
- Dual-facing 1080p HD cameras (road + driver)
- Driver monitoring on the Advanced plan: fatigue, distraction, phone use
$995 ex GST($1,094.50 inc GST)
+ camera plan from $34 ex GST($37.40 inc GST) a month, plus the vehicle's MapTrack plan
Road-facing AI dash cam for commercial vehicles. Full HD forward recording, 4G LTE, GPS and video in MapTrack. No driver-facing camera.
- Road-facing 1080p Full HD camera, 142° diagonal field of view
- Live ADAS alerts on the Pro plan: tailgating, lane departure, harsh braking
$795 ex GST($874.50 inc GST)
+ camera plan from $34 ex GST($37.40 inc GST) a month, plus the vehicle's MapTrack plan
Road-facing and driver-facing AI dash cam with connections for extra cameras, for vehicles that need more viewpoints. 2 x 512GB storage included.
- Road-facing 1080p Full HD camera, 142° diagonal field of view
- Driver-facing camera
$1,519 ex GST($1,670.90 inc GST)
Plan confirmed with your quote
Compare the cameras
| Feature | RoadSight | DualSight | Panorama |
|---|---|---|---|
| Road-facing camera | 1080p, 142° | 1080p, 142° | 1080p, 142° |
| Driver-facing camera | No | Yes, infrared | Yes |
| AI driver alerts | No (no driver camera) | Phone use, fatigue, distraction, seatbelt, smoking (Advanced plan) | Confirmed with your quote |
| Extra cameras | None offered | 1 USB camera | Up to 4 TVI + 1 USB |
| Storage included | Confirmed with your quote | 128GB | 2 x 512GB |
| Monthly plans | Standard, Pro | Standard, Pro, Advanced | Confirmed with your quote |
| 1 to 9 cameras | $795 ex($874.50 inc) | $995 ex($1,094.50 inc) | $1,519 ex($1,670.90 inc) |
| 10 to 99 cameras | $649 ex($713.90 inc) | $799 ex($878.90 inc) | $1,219 ex($1,340.90 inc) |
| 100+ cameras | $584.10 ex($642.51 inc) | $719.10 ex($791.01 inc) | $1,097.10 ex($1,206.81 inc) |
Prices, volume bands and every plan are on the fleet and commercial AI dash cams page.
Ute and van dash cams FAQ
Do I need a separate GPS tracker on a ute with a dash cam?
Which AI dash cam suits a work ute or van?
Will a dash cam pick up Bluetooth tags on the tools in the back?
Will it run on a 12 volt ute or van?
Can MapTrack track utes, vans, plant and tools together?
Who can see the footage?
How much does a ute dash cam cost?
Can I order a dash cam online?
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Talk it through before you order
We'll go through your vehicles, which camera and plan each needs, and installation on a 30-minute call, then send the quote.