SG: Comfort to retrofit cameras onboard cabs

SG: Comfort to retrofit cameras onboard cabs

From the 16th of December, ComfortDelGro will spend three months installing cameras onboard all of its 16,600 taxis after getting approval from the LTA last year. Comfort will become the first cab operator in Singapore to have cameras fleetwide. The Chinese-made cameras J002B will cost $388 each, and are equipped with a 140-degree focus lens and a 2.7-inch LCD screen. They can also shoot in low-light conditions. The camera will only record incidents outside the cab. The installation will set the company back $6.4 million. The closest competitor to ComfortDelgro, TransCab, is still trialling various cameras in 100 cabs for reliability and durability. Pictures used for illustration purposes only.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
15 Dec 2013

Credits:

Local News
Other Articles
Explore moreright arrow
Singapore’s BYD Buses Get A Preferred Repair and Warranty Partner
OKX SG Teams Up With McLaren Singapore To Make Crypto-Funded Car Purchases Possible
Thinking Of Going Electric? Four EV Brands Are Coming Together Under One Roof
get quote bg
Sell your car at the highest price in Singapore
  • pros
    Convenient and Hassle-Free
  • pros
    Consumer Protection
  • pros

    Transparent Process
    With No Obligation

Related Articles
SG: Six injured in collision involving lorry and cab
A cab collided with a lorry on Saturday night along Mandai Road towards Woodlands Road, leaving 6 with injuries. The crash occurred at around 9:40pm, which saw all 6, 4 of which suffered from minor injuries, with the other 2, a 46 year old man and a 13 year old girl, complaining of chest pains and a spinal injury respectively. The cab was reported carrying a family of four Korean tourists leaving the Night Safari when their taxi collided with a lorry. The impact threw the 13 year old out of the cab, and she landed 5 metres away. The impact also caused the lorry to flip. Occupants in both vehicles were able to get out of the vehicles on their own and waited for assistance on the side of the road.
Local News
SG: APB Singapore Launches First Digital Public Engagement Campaign Against Drunk-Driving
Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore (APB Singapore) yesterday announced details of a new project that aims at discouraging drinking and driving, and to share creative ways of getting to party without driving.  The digital campaign forms part of the on-going "Don't Drive to Drink" campaign launched by the Traffic Police and the Singapore Road Safety Council on Monday. This is the first year that the annual "Don't Drive to Drink" campaign boasts a digital viral activation.  At the heart of the digital activation, is a new micro-site, dontdrive2drink.sg.  The micro-site aims to crowd source for creative ways to not drive to drink.  Consumers are tasked to give suggestions by using the hash tag "#dontdrive2drink" on their social media pages across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Local News
SG: Scania Singapore Unveils Scania Streamline at 10th Anniversary Celebrations
Since the 1970s, Scania has been an active partner in Singapore’s revolution of its transportation system. Today, Singapore Bus Service Transit (SBST) alone has over 1,100 Scania buses and coaches that help form the backbone of Singapore’s above ground public transport system. Its role in Singapore continues to expand in breadth and depth. In 2003, Scania Singapore Pte Ltd was established as a wholly owned subsidiary here. Scania Singapore Pte Ltd celebrated its 10th anniversary at the MAJ Aviation Hangar. The event was graced by the presence of the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden, His Excellency Sven Håkan Oskar Jevrell. A key highlight of the event was the unveiling of the new Scania Streamline. The long- haulage truck range boasts aerodynamically improved bodywork that help reduce fuel consumption with savings up to 5%. New services are also integrated to enhance the safety and comfort of the drivers and operators, and further assist them in their daily work.
Local News