Waste Management Fleets
TracFleet built around the waste route
Know where every truck is, verify what happened at every stop, and keep the camera evidence behind contamination and service disputes. TracFleet connects those operations to an installed DVR with up to eight camera views.
Why TracFleet
A Record for Every Route, Stop, and Dispute
Waste operations produce thousands of service decisions in the field. TracFleet gives managers the map, history, and camera evidence to answer them.
Verify Every Stop
Pair video, location, and time to show whether a cart or container was serviced.
Resolve Claims Faster
Pull road, side, rear, and hopper footage without bringing the truck back to the yard.
Control Route Cost
See route history, idle time, and missed-service patterns instead of rebuilding the day from phone calls.
Support SB-1383 Workflows
Document contamination and prohibited items, then create a record for customer notices and audits.
Camera Coverage
Up to Eight Cameras, One Vehicle Record
Cover the road, cab, body, work area, and the views that settle service and incident questions for your fleet.
Up to Eight Camera Views
Build coverage around the truck instead of forcing every body style into one dashcam view.
- Forward road view
- Driver and cab view
- Side and rear views
- Hopper, arm, or work-area coverage
Mobile DVR Recording
One vehicle-mounted DVR records every connected camera and keeps footage available locally.
- Continuous multi-camera recording
- Configurable local retention up to 60 days
- Built for vibration and working vehicles
- Onsite installation in Southern California
TracFleet Access
Connect the vehicle record to TracFleet for remote review, live visibility, and fleet workflows.
- Remote and live video access
- Unlimited cloud storage and history included
- Customer-controlled uploads and retention
- Location, event, and route context
Explore Mobile DVR Systems — available with TracFleet or as hardware alone.
Service Verification
Answer “Was It Picked Up?” With a Record
Automatic pickup detection, GPS, time, route history, and footage turn a service dispute into a lookup.
Automatic Pickup Detection
Detect service activity from the camera system without adding cart or arm sensors.
GPS-Timestamped Service
Tie a pickup record to the vehicle, location, and time it occurred.
Service Location History
Review what happened at a customer location across routes and dates.
Remote Footage Search
Find the relevant stop and camera view without pulling the DVR from the truck.
SB-1383 Workflow Support
Document Contamination From Finding to Notice
Build a consistent record around visible contamination and prohibited items while keeping compliance decisions with your organization.
Contamination Detection
Use video intelligence to flag visible contamination for staff review.
Prohibited-Item Evidence
Keep the image and service context behind a prohibited-item finding.
Customer Notices
Generate postcards, emails, and text messages from documented service events.
Audit Support
Keep contamination findings, notices, location, and time together for SB-1383 recordkeeping workflows.
TracFleet Operations
Run the Route From One Fleet View
TracFleet brings location, route performance, driver behavior, service history, and connected camera evidence into daily operations.
Live Fleet Map
See every connected truck and its current location in TracFleet.
Route History
Replay completed routes and compare the plan with what happened on the road.
Route Optimization
Reduce avoidable miles and improve sequencing across residential and commercial work.
Driver Insights
Review speed, braking, acceleration, and other driving behavior in context.
Incident Review
Open the vehicle, time, map position, and available footage from one place.
Customer Record
Answer a missed-service dispute with the stop history and evidence behind it.
FAQ
Waste Fleet Camera Questions
How many cameras can a waste truck use?
The mobile DVR supports up to eight cameras. Camera placement is configured around the truck body and the work you need to document, including road, cab, side, rear, hopper, arm, and work-area views.
Can the system verify a pickup without adding sensors?
Yes. Pickup detection uses the installed camera system, then pairs the service event with its vehicle, location, and time in TracFleet.
How does TMV support SB-1383 work?
The system can flag visible contamination or prohibited items, preserve the service evidence, and generate customer notices. These records support your SB-1383 workflows; they do not replace your own compliance program or legal guidance.
What happens when a customer disputes service?
Use the service location and date to review the vehicle route, pickup record, and available camera footage. That gives your team a documented answer instead of relying on memory.
How long is footage kept on the truck?
Local DVR retention is configurable for up to 60 days, depending on the camera count, recording settings, and installed storage.
Is footage automatically stored in the cloud?
Cloud upload is optional. You control what is uploaded and how long it is retained. TracFleet includes unlimited cloud storage volume and history for uploaded footage.
Do we need TracFleet to use the cameras?
The DVR can provide a local camera record on its own. Most fleets pair it with TracFleet for remote footage, live location, route history, service records, and day-to-day operations.
Who installs and supports the system?
TMV provides onsite installation and repairs in Southern California, with direct team support nationwide. Outside Southern California, discuss installation arrangements with us before ordering. We have served commercial fleets since 2007.
See Your Waste Fleet in TracFleet
Book a 15-minute demo. We will map camera coverage to your truck types and show how service events, contamination findings, routes, and footage fit together.