ATRI Invites Motor Carriers to Participate in Study Assessing the Potential Safety Benefits of Driver-Facing Cameras

ATRI Wants Motor Carriers for Driver-Facing Camera Study

In this new study, the American Transportation Research Institute will explore how driver-facing cameras can impact safety and operational metrics in trucking fleets.

Study to assess safety impacts of driver-facing cameras in commercial vehicles

The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) invited motor carriers to participate in a survey examining the safety impacts of driver-facing cameras (DFCs) on fleets. On June 17, 2026, the ATRI asked carriers who have deployed DFCs to participate in the new “Safety Impacts of In-Cab Monitoring” research study. “Fleets are increasingly adopting in-cab monitoring systems alongside other core safety technologies. In response, ATRI conducte…

ATRI Invites Motor Carriers to Participate in Study Assessing the Potential Safety Benefits of Driver-Facing Cameras

The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) today called on motor carriers to participate in its Safety Impacts of In-Cab Monitoring research, which will assess how driver-facing cameras (DFCs) can positively impact safety and operational metrics. Fleets are increasingly adopting in-cab monitoring systems alongside other core safety technologies. In response, ATRI conducted prior research that examined…

ATRI invites motor carriers to participate in driver-facing cameras study

WASHINGTON —The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) is calling on motor carriers to participate in its Safety Impacts of In-Cab Monitoring research, which will assess how driver-facing cameras (DFCs) can positively impact safety and operational metrics. Fleets are increasingly adopting in-cab monitoring systems alongside other core safety technologies. In response, ATRI conducted prior research that examined driver perspectives of …