Fastview360 will use its stand at RTX Northern Ireland, taking place from 15–16 April at the Eikon Exhibition Centre, to spotlight both its newly established Northern Ireland base and its latest advances in driver‑safety technology.
The company has recently opened a dedicated Northern Ireland branch serving operators across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. RTX will mark the first major event where the team appears under the Fastview360 banner, despite already being well-established within the local transport industry as Electrac with 20 years of industry knowledge, providing high standard installations of vehicle CCTV and telematics supporting large scale operators and insurance companies with industry leading software and technical resources.
On its RTX stand, Fastview360 will demonstrate its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) alongside its wider range of AI‑powered vehicle cameras.
The DMS unit uses a small, discreet in‑cab camera to track driver behaviour and deliver real‑time alerts for unsafe actions. These include mobile phone use, smoking, distraction, missing seatbelts, fatigue, lane departure and attempts to cover the camera.
Fastview360 said the technology is designed to help fleets reduce collisions, improve compliance, and support drivers with immediate feedback.
Nick Billington, Business Development Director at Fastview360, said: “We are looking forward to meeting operators at RTX and having real time one to one consultations with our existing client base and bring new awareness to what our industry leading product delivers.”
Focus on Fastview360 Driver Monitoring System (DMS) and AI Technology cameras
The DMS system features a small and discrete camera positioned to monitor the driver and provide them with alerts and warnings of un-safe driving actions. These include:
- Mobile phone use
- Smoking
- Distracted driving
- Missing seatbelt
- Driver fatigue
- Lane departure
- Camera covering