Video telematics that see the road.
CTN installs AI dashcams and video telematics for Nigerian fleets that need more than a tracker, forward ADAS warnings for collisions and tailgating, in-cabin DMS for fatigue, phone use and distraction, plus cloud clips for HSE and insurance disputes.
An AI co-pilot in every cab.
Fleet collisions in Nigeria are rarely caused by mechanical failure. They are caused by driver state: fatigue on the Lagos-Kano haul at 4am, a distracted glance at a phone in Apapa traffic, a tailgating sequence on Lekki-Epe expressway. AI video telematics in Nigeria catches those state problems before they become incidents. ADAS scans the road ahead and triggers in-cab audio warnings the instant it detects unsafe following distance, forward-collision risk, or a pedestrian in the danger zone.
Real ADAS + DMS, not marketing-grade dashcams.
Most "AI dashcams" sold in Nigeria are conventional dashcams with a vendor sticker. Real ADAS uses purpose-built road-facing AI with vehicle-type calibration. Real DMS uses cabin-facing computer vision trained on driver-state datasets. Different hardware, different model.
Native integration with CTN trackers and Fleet Management dashboard.
Most imported platforms ship with their own dashboard that does not talk to your GPS tracker. Operations ends up with two browser tabs and two logins. CTN feeds into the same Fleet Management dashboard as your trackers.
Retrofit-friendly. No rip-and-replace if you already have CTN GPS.
Existing customers add Video Telematics in a single visit per vehicle. Cameras tap into the same power and data path as the tracker. No second SIM, no second dashboard, no second invoice.
Why Nigerian fleets pick CTN Video Telematics.
Road-facing (ADAS) + cabin-facing (DMS)
Tailgating, forward-collision, pedestrian proximity
Fatigue, distraction, smoking, phone use
Event-triggered (default), continuous optional
30 seconds (15 before + 15 after trigger)
From discovery call to live AI alerts in four steps.
Fleet assessment & quote
Tell us your fleet and routes. We recommend ADAS-only, DMS-only, or full stack, confirm retrofit vs fresh install, and quote per vehicle with volume pricing.
Yard install
Road-facing ADAS mounts on the windscreen. Cabin-facing DMS mounts on the A-pillar or dash. Wiring routes through tamper-proof harnessing. 90-120 minutes per vehicle.
ADAS calibration & driver briefing
Distance and warning thresholds calibrate to vehicle type. Drivers get a short briefing on what the system does and why. Informed drivers cooperate, hidden cameras get sabotaged.
Live dashboard & coaching loop
Event clips appear within minutes of triggering. First 30 days: weekly tuning calls. Ongoing: coaching modules pull footage into driver-specific training programmes.
How video telematics in Nigeria actually works.
The detail buyers and search engines look for, in plain language.
Fleet collisions in Nigeria are rarely caused by mechanical failure. They are caused by driver state: fatigue on the Lagos-Kano haul at 4am, a distracted glance at a phone in Apapa traffic, a tailgating sequence on Lekki-Epe expressway. AI video telematics in Nigeria catches those state problems before they become incidents. ADAS scans the road ahead and triggers in-cab audio warnings the instant it detects unsafe following distance, forward-collision risk, or a pedestrian in the danger zone.
DMS faces the cabin and uses AI to detect yawning, closed eyes, phone use, smoking, and prolonged distraction. The driver gets a real-time alert. The manager sees the event in the dashboard. Video telematics installation covers both cameras, full ADAS calibration to your vehicle type, cloud storage, and dashboard integration. Retrofits to existing CTN GPS trackers in a single visit. Event-triggered 30-second clips upload to the cloud within minutes of every harsh-braking, harsh-acceleration, or impact event.
Each clip is timestamped and GPS-correlated, giving operations a timeline that holds up in insurance disputes. The video telematics price in Nigeria is per-fleet quote because hardware and feature stack vary. We are the video telematics company Nigerian haulage and transit operators use because the install is local, support is in Lagos timezone, and cameras integrate natively with our Truck Tracking and Fleet Management dashboard.
What it costs
Pricing for video telematics is from NPer fleet quote . Quoted per fleet. Final pricing depends on fleet size (volume pricing at 10+ vehicles, deeper at 25 / 50 / 100+), vehicle types (trucks, buses, vans need different camera stacks), and feature stack (ADAS-only, DMS-only, or full + extended cloud retention beyond standard 30-90 days). Year 1 covers AI cameras, install, ADAS calibration, cloud storage, dashboard, 2-year warranty.
AI video-telematics system by the numbers.
The figures a buyer, an insurer or an AI assistant can quote back in one line.
- Camera channels
- Road-facing (ADAS) + cabin-facing (DMS)
- ADAS detection
- Tailgating, forward-collision, pedestrian proximity
- DMS detection
- Fatigue, distraction, smoking, phone use
- Recording mode
- Event-triggered (default), continuous optional
- Event clip duration
- 30 seconds (15 before + 15 after trigger)
- Cloud upload speed
- Within minutes via GSM after event
Where Nigerian fleets install AI video telematics.
Trailers running Lagos-Onitsha, Apapa-Kano, Onne-Abuja. Driver fatigue is the largest cause of long-haul accidents. DMS catches it before the eyes close. ADAS prevents the rear-end collision.
BRT-style operations, staff buses, school transport, tourist coaches. Highest liability exposure of any commercial vehicle class. ADAS prevents pedestrian-proximity incidents in dense Nigerian routes.
FMCG distribution, e-commerce last-mile, courier dispatch. Dense traffic plus tight schedules produces high rates of low-speed collisions. Event footage gives dispatch a clear answer when customers dispute.
A record you can check.
Questions, answered.
What is video telematics and how is it different from a dashcam?
Video telematics is a fleet camera system integrated with GPS tracking. AI cameras activate on GPS events and upload footage to a fleet dashboard within minutes. A dashcam is a consumer recording device. Video telematics adds ADAS prevention, DMS AI, cloud upload, and operations integration.
Do the cameras record all the time or only on events?
Event-triggered recording is the default. Cameras activate on GPS-defined events and capture 30-second clips (15 before + 15 after trigger). Continuous recording is available as an option but rarely needed.
Can video telematics footage be used for insurance claims in Nigeria?
Yes. Timestamped, GPS-correlated footage from a professional install is accepted by Nigerian insurers. Several offer 8-15% premium reductions for fleets on ADAS + DMS.
Can video telematics be added to an existing GPS tracking fleet?
Yes. Existing CTN GPS fleets retrofit AI cameras in a single visit per vehicle. No new SIM, no second dashboard, no parallel invoice. For new fleets, deploying GPS and video telematics together gets a per-vehicle discount.
How much does video telematics cost in Nigeria?
Per-fleet quote sized to fleet size, vehicle types, and feature stack. Volume tiers at 10+ vehicles, deeper at 25 / 50 / 100+. Most deployments land between Dual Channel Dashcam and full IVMS pricing. WhatsApp your fleet for the exact quote.
Pair this with more protection.
GPS tracking for trucks. The foundation Video Telematics retrofits onto.
View →Unified dashboard surfacing ADAS alerts, DMS events, and video clips alongside tracker data.
View →Compliance-grade sensor telematics. Pairs natively with Video Telematics for full HSE reporting.
View →Consumer / SMB dashcam tier for fleets that do not need the AI ADAS + DMS stack.
View →Give your fleet eyes with CTN.
Tell us your fleet size and risk profile. We scope the AI camera stack, quote per vehicle and calibrate the alerts to your routes and vehicle types.
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