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1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Brad Klepper

   It’s about safety, not a peep show: The reality of driver-facing cameras (opens the original)

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   Driver-facing cameras, sometimes called inward-facing or in-cab cameras, have become a standard part of many fleets’ safety programs. For most drivers, the real question isn’t the camera itself. It’s what happens to the footage. Nobody at the carrier’s safety department is sitting in a dark room watching a live feed of you driving down the interstate. (This fear sounds ridiculous, but yet, I’ve heard it.) Modern camera systems are event-triggered and rely heavily on AI. They capture short clips

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2. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Brad Klepper

   The law is catching up to cargo thieves (opens the original)

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   If you have been driving long enough, you have either had a load stolen, known someone who has, or at least worried about it happening to you. For years, the law has not kept pace with how sophisticated cargo theft has become. That is finally starting to change, and it is worth understanding what is driving it because it affects how you should be documenting your loads right now. Cargo theft losses are estimated at roughly $18 million a day nationwide, but that number only scratches the surface.

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