RIDESHARE CAMERA SYSTEMS

Uber Camera

Your road view.
Your cabin view.

Explore a camera system for rideshare driving. Discuss recording the road and the cabin, with installation and camera positions chosen around the views you need and the equipment you select.

  • Road and cabin optionsDiscuss outward-facing and interior camera coverage.
  • Coverage suited to your workCompare two-channel and three-channel setups.
  • Thoughtful installationPlan camera placement, power and storage together.
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Product and installation options depend on your vehicle and selected model.

Local advice from Grange, South Australia

RECORDING FOR RIDESHARE DRIVING

More perspectives.
One considered setup.

Choose the views that matter to you.

A rideshare camera setup is selected around the views you want to record. That may include the road ahead and the interior of the vehicle, with a rear-facing view available on compatible multi-camera systems.

Two-channel and three-channel labels describe the number of recording views, but the actual camera arrangement varies. We can help you check exactly which views a particular system supports.

Cabin image quality, low-light features, audio settings and storage options are model-dependent. We can discuss placement and access to recordings before you choose a system for your vehicle.

Not sure which one to choose?
Tell us your vehicle make, model and what you have in mind. We'll talk you through the options.

MAKE IT WORK FOR YOUR DRIVE

Your next upgrade.
Your choice of setup.

Choose equipment with our help, or speak to us about installing your own rideshare camera system.

01 / SUPPLY & INSTALL

Start with the right match.

Discuss a suitable road and cabin recording system, along with camera placement, power and storage. We can explain the views and accessories included in the selected package.

Discuss your setup
02 / BRING YOUR OWN

Already have your equipment?

Get in touch with the model details. We can discuss compatibility, fitting requirements and any extra parts your vehicle may need.

Ask about fitting
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A few good
questions.

What is the difference between two and three channels?

These terms usually describe the number of recorded camera views. Check the chosen system: a two-channel setup might cover front and cabin or front and rear, while a three-channel setup may support all three.

Can the cabin camera record in low light?

Some cabin cameras include low-light or infrared features. Performance varies by model and placement, so we can discuss suitable options for your driving conditions.

Can I add a rear camera later?

Only if the recording unit supports a compatible additional camera. It is worth planning the views you need before selecting the main unit.

Can you fit equipment I already have?

We can discuss fitting customer-supplied equipment. Send us the recording unit, camera and accessory details so we can check compatibility and the required installation.

LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR CAR

Plan your
rideshare camera setup.

Tell us your vehicle and the road, cabin or rear views you need.

Call +61 484 370 569 Grange, Adelaide · Supply & installation
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