The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) is seeking participation from motor carriers for a new study that will examine the safety impacts of driver-facing cameras and other in-cab monitoring technologies.
The project, titled Safety Impacts of In-Cab Monitoring, will collect and analyze safety data from fleets before and after in-cab monitoring systems are deployed. ATRI said the goal is to identify whether there are measurable statistical relationships between the technology and improvements in safety outcomes.
Follow Up to Earlier Driver Research
The study builds on ATRI’s previous research into driver perspectives on in-cab monitoring systems, including driver-facing cameras.
While that earlier work focused on driver opinions, the new project will concentrate on operational and safety data collected from participating carriers. Researchers will compare safety metrics before and after implementation to evaluate the impact of the technology.
Looking At Fleet and Driver Practices
In addition to reviewing safety performance data, ATRI will examine how fleets and drivers manage information generated by in-cab monitoring systems.
According to ATRI, the research will identify specific carrier and driver strategies for using in-cab data that may contribute to improved safety results.
ATRI noted that fleets are increasingly adopting in-cab monitoring systems alongside other safety technologies.
Carriers Invited to Participate
Motor carriers interested in contributing data have until July 24 to participate in the study. ATRI said information can be submitted online or through a PDF submission form. The organization also noted that all submitted data will remain confidential and findings will be published only in an aggregated format.
Carriers interested in participating can access ATRI’s online submission process or PDF form through this link.
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Last updated: June 22, 2026
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