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What you can’t see can put lives at risk. Our camera solutions help reduce blind spots, improve visibility, and support safer operations on the road and on the job site.
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We help teams select visibility systems that suit their equipment, environment and operational requirements.
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Jacob Seutter · Founder & CEO
An industrial camera system installed in a commercial vehicle, presented by VisionSure founder Jacob.
Trucks & Commercial FleetsKenneth
An industrial camera system installed on a farm tractor.
Agriculture & ForestryJames
An industrial camera system installed on a CAT 335F excavator.
ConstructionFrequently asked questions
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View all FAQsMy truck is a crane, a concrete pump or a dump truck, not a highway hauler. Does Bill M217 still apply?
The Act describes commercial vehicles over 11,793 kg GVWR, not just highway haulers; the vehicle’s legal classification matters. However, sections 1–5 are marked “not in force” in the BC Laws consolidation reviewed, current to September 22, 2026. Its requirements start by regulation, not automatically after six months. Check the current Act and regulations before treating the camera requirements as a current obligation.
Do I have to put a camera on my driver?
The Act describes a forward-facing road camera, not a mandatory driver-facing camera. If you choose cabin recording, review whether it has a reasonable, proportionate business purpose, inform employees and establish a footage-handling policy under the privacy rules that apply to your business. We can discuss the camera options; privacy obligations need a separate review.
How much footage will I really have when I need it?
Recording time depends on storage capacity, camera count, resolution and recording settings. Recorders use loop recording; event protection is available where the selected model supports it. We size storage and configure recording around how long you may need footage after an incident. Export important clips promptly rather than relying on loop storage or an event lock alone.
What does “weatherproof” really need to mean on a B.C. jobsite?
For exposed cameras, review dust and water protection such as IP67, and IP69K where the installation is subject to pressure washing. Also check the required operating temperature and vibration resistance for each component. The rating of a camera does not automatically apply to the monitor, cables or connectors. Careful sealing, strain relief and cable routing matter too.
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