If it’s part of the Fleet Witness ecosystem, we make sure that footage is captured, securely stored, and available when it’s needed most.

Every Fleet Witness dash camera is housed in a tamper proof case, keeping video data secure and tamper resistant. With the choice of up to 512GB of onboard storage, providing up to 8 solid days of continuous recording, fleets can trust that the footage they rely on is accurate, protected, and readily available when they need it.

For breaches related to drivers’ hours, penalties will now be scaled according to how long drivers exceed their allowed driving time. For example, exceeding the limit by 15 minutes up to an hour will result in a £100 fine. If the violation extends to one to two hours, the fine rises to £200, and exceeding two hours will incur the maximum fine of £300.

The updated policy introduces a four-level penalty structure: Level 1 at £50, Level 2 at £100, Level 3 at £200, and Level 4 at £300, depending on the nature of the offence.

In cases where vehicle defects reveal serious maintenance failures—such as issues that should have been caught during routine safety checks or evident through vehicle behavior—immediate prohibition notices accompanied by £100 fines will be issued.

A graduated penalty system also applies to drivers’ hours violations, with driving 15 hours or more without adequate rest resulting in a £300 fine and the status of “Most Serious Infringement.”