Rear View Safety focuses on single-camera unit

Jul 02, 2013

Rear View Safety’s RVS-091407 is a single-camera unit with a monitor that replaces the vehicle’s existing rearview mirror to offer full mirror-image capabilities along with a 4.3-inch LCD monitor that interfaces wirelessly to the 130-degree rearview shock- and weather-resistant camera.

For more information, go to www.rearviewsafety.com.

Bee-Line Transport operates a 60-truck regional fleet out of Houston, Texas. When we caught up with safety director James Jeter this week to recap the past year, the fleet was fresh off dealing with last week's torrential weather across Texas and other parts of the Southeast. 'It was almost a total shutdown,' he said. 'We got people home or to a place where they could ride it out. Everybody's safe -- no accidents, no problems. We were pretty worn, though. We spent hours on the phone and through messaging systems keeping up with everybody.'

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