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Expo Seguridad Mexico

Tue, 20 Apr 2010 13:30:00 GMT

Expo Seguridad Mexico
Start Date: 20-Apr-10 8:30 AM
End Time: 22-Apr-10 5:30 PM
Location: Mexico City
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Visit the Expo Seguridad Mexico's web site at Expo Seguridad Mexico for more information on Mexico’s premier security exhibition. Hope to see you in Mexico City!

Mexico City

Safety Vision police car camera captures runaway tire: as featured on ABC, CNN, and FOX News

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:30:00 GMT

Safety Vision law enforcement customer Sgt. Matthew Davidson of the Harris County Precinct 8 Constable’s Office barely escaped severe injury yesterday—when a 200-pound tire that was let loose from a semi truck nicked past him at 60 mph or so.

The incident was captured by Safety Vision’s PatrolRecorder 4C RHD police mobile digital video recorder (MDVR) system with removable hard drive. Sgt. Davidson pulled over while driving and came to the aid of motorist Daniel Barnett changing a flat tire on a narrow bridge shoulder as traffic rushed by.

As Sgt. Davidson and Barnett were in the midst of talking, Barnett looked up and spied the oncoming tire, just moments before the semi tire rolled onto the scene. In the nick of time, Barnett’s startled exclamation of warning prompted Sgt. Davidson to move out of harm’s way. The tire clipped the officer’s holster and bruised his leg as it whizzed along at a breakneck pace.

See the story as reported on Houston’s ABC, KTRK Channel 13, (C) 2009-KTRK-TV/DT.

6-Aug-09 1:30 PM

Police magazine features Safety Vision's digital in-car patrol video solution

Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:00:00 GMT

Safety Vision was included in an article in Police magazine’s July 2009 issue focusing on the progress of mobile surveillance beginning with the time of analog systems, and describing the new features that mobile surveillance has as digital. As Police magazine depicts in this article, digital is the new frontier of mobile surveillance and encompasses high tech features that analog cannot compare to, such as wireless data transfer, capturing video on DVDs and using hard drives and flash memory cards for data storage. Analog mobile surveillance which involves manually removing data; capturing video on VHS tapes; and manually searching and extracting video clips is now a dated concept in the mobile surveillance world.

Safety Vision customer Lt. Kirk Jackson of the LaMarque Police Department has been using Safety Vision’s PatrolRecorder™ 4C mobile digital video system for two years, and contributed to the article. "We're planning to put it in two more cars next year if the council approves them," says Jackson. "I really like that I do not need to go out and manually remove the videos from the cars."

The Safety Vision PatrolRecorder™ 4C police in-car patrol video solution captures video from four cameras, has GPS mapping, speed tracking, and captures metadata for recorded events. The system saves files to a mobile-rated removable hard drive, can record and play back video simultaneously, and can download data wirelessly and stream live video.

Click here to read the online version of the Police magazine article.

31-Jul-09 9:00 AM

Safety Vision listed in tier 1 of global mobile video surveillance market share analysis by Frost & Sullivan

Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:00:00 GMT

Today, Safety Vision was listed in tier 1 of the mobile surveillance world market share analyst briefing by Frost & Sullivan titled “Global Mobile Video Surveillance Moves into the Fast Lane: Opportunities for Recording and Transmission Solutions”.

The market segment of this analysis included cameras, recording, and transmission products; and aircraft, police cars, taxis, transit buses, school buses, trains and tram vehicles. Safety Vision’s tier 1 status was based on overall global revenue contribution to the mobile video system market.

Frost & Sullivan reported that mobile surveillance is an in-demand market for reasons including— mass transit terrorist threats; criminal behavior; passenger and driver security; fleet and agency liability; driver performance; and vehicle vandalism.

Wireless video transfer and fleet management solutions are onboard surveillance capabilities that are predicted to add growth to the mobile surveillance market. These features reduce man hours, simplify video management storage, search, extraction, and archival for fleets. Frost & Sullivan forecast that aircraft, law enforcement, and transit fleets will increase procurement of mobile surveillance more than any other industries until 2015.

Click here to view the entire presentation and visit Frost and Sullivan for more information.

16-Jul-09 4:00 PM

CCJ features Safety Vision collision avoidance cameras

Safety Vision — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:00:00 GMT

A June 2009 article in Commercial Carrier Journal magazine focuses on improving driver safety with collision warning systems. Featured solutions include Safety Vision's rear-, side-, and forward-view camera and in-cab monitor systems. Spotlighted are the SV-CLCD-70 liquid crystal display monitor, which supports four cameras with switchable camera views, and the SV-622 side-view color camera with built-in microphone.

According to CCJ, collision warning systems improve performance and safety by offering a driver immediate feedback about driving conditions and hazards. That feedback might be in the form of visible lights or audible beeps. But Safety Vision's collision avoidance camera systems go one better: They serve as an extra pair of eyes (or two extra pairs of eyes!) to offer a comprehensive, unobstructed view of the mobile environment. And the built-in audio also serves to communicate potential hazards to the driver, from outside the vehicle.

Safety Vision founder and president Bruce Smith is featured in the article, discussing how our mobile-rated cameras and monitors improve driver visibility and thereby enhance driver safety. Other benefits he mentions include the easy installation and maintenance of these systems, which turn on and off as the driver turns the ignition on and off.

Visit the online version of CCJ's June issue to read the entire article. (It appears on pages 24-25 of the hard-copy edition.) And check out our product catalog for our full array of fleet vehicle collision avoidance cameras, including color and black & white, shuttered, infrared, extra-wide angle, and heavy duty models plus a variety of versatile in-cab monitors.

12-Jun-09 2:00 PM

Mass Transit magazine taps Bruce Smith for his take on stimulus funding

Safety Vision — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Safety Vision President Bruce Smith was asked to contribute to the Industry Forum in Mass Transit magazine's April/May 2009 issue. For this monthly print and online forum, the publication taps industry leaders for opinions on the key issues impacting public transit, today.

In the May issue, Bruce joins transit directors and senior managers as well as other company presidents in discussing how the federal stimulus package is impacting the business of transit.

Smith focuses on the challenges and opportunities that agencies face as they seek their share of these newly available monies. With many categories of capital projects eligible for funding, transit agencies must decide which projects are not only the most critical but also the readiest to be funded. Tight deadlines bind the funding timeline, so agencies must move quickly to secure funds for vital projects that are ready to roll.

Any eligible project could conceivably improve an agency's business by improving services, optimizing operations, or boosting profits. But not all projects also enhance the safety and security of passengers, personnel, and the public alike. That's where Safety Vision joins the picture: our mobile surveillance solutions help agencies reduce risk, limit liability, discourage vandalism, and deter other crimes against people and property.

Should your agency decide to promote onboard security projects for stimulus money, we're ready to help you determine the best path forward:

If you're an existing user of mobile digital video systems, you may want to explore our current offerings featuring wireless capabilities and the simplified backend management of video, audio, and other evidentiary data. Or you may opt for an upgrade to our RoadRecorder 6000 PRO mobile digital video recorder (MDVR).
If you're a new customer, we're ready to offer advice on the best-engineered solutions and can schedule on-site visits to quickly identify the most appropriate mobile surveillance solution for your agency’s particular needs. All you need to do is contact us!

Visit the May 2009 Mass Transit Industry Forum to see Bruce's full commentary and to read what other industry leaders have to say about federal stimulus funding in the public transit industry. And check out our Grants/Funding page for information on available funding resources for your public safety and security projects.

5-May-09 11:00 AM

"Technology is Key Layer to Securing Transit"

Safety Vision — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:00:00 GMT

"Technology is Key Layer to Securing Transit"

1-Apr-08 11:00 AM

Rex Colorado profiled in Mass Transit magazine

Safety Vision — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 18:00:00 GMT

Safety Vision’s Mark (“Rex Colorado”) Sahinen recently appeared in Mass Transit magazine’s “Executive Predictions 2008.” Here, international transit industry leaders shared their expectations about what the coming year would bring, industry wide.

Improved technologies, increased government funding, and growing ridership were among the recurring upbeat topics. And, the industry experts concur, public acceptance of transit as an appealing transportation option is decidedly up, with bus rapid transit (BRT) emerging as one attractive alternative. Increasing awareness of environmental issues such as climate change is partially driving this trend, as is the bite citizens are feeling at the gas pump. On the down side are cost concerns: rising fuel and raw materials costs, higher capital project costs, and growing operational costs.

Certain future needs were identified, as well: the need to consider alternative fuels, to shorten project cycle times, to introduce standardized and integrated technology solutions, faster. (Safety Vision’s mobile digital video recorders [mobile DVRs] are an integral component of the transit industry’s safety and security solutions.) But overall, this public service industry is perceived to be on an upswing.

Rex Colorado was a likely expert for Mass Transit to target. One of Safety Vision’s first employees, in 2008 Colorado was on hand to help the company celebrate its 15th year in the mobile video industry. Originally a provider of rear vision cameras for increased fleet driver safety, the company now also provides school bus cameras and in-car patrol recorders to protect students, drivers, and law enforcement personnel as well as onboard cameras and mobile DRVs to increase public transit safety and security.

Click here to review the collection of Executive Predictions on Mass Transit’s Web site.

1-Jan-08 12:00 PM

"Taking a Byte Out of Crime"

Safety Vision — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 16:00:00 GMT

"Taking a Byte Out of Crime"

1-Jan-08 10:00 AM

"Video Technologies Increase Safety: Cameras and Event Recorders Reduce Guesswork"

Safety Vision — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 16:00:00 GMT

"Video Technologies Increase Safety: Cameras and Event Recorders Reduce Guesswork"

1-Dec-07 10:00 AM

"Granite City Ready Mix Reaps Rewards of Rear-Vision Investment"

Safety Vision — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 16:00:00 GMT

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1-Feb-06 10:00 AM

Safety Vision, L.P. Amplifies Onboard Camera Solutions Line with Mini Windshield Mobile Digital Video Recorder System, the New SafeDrive MiniDVR

noemail@safetyvision.com — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, September 30, 2009—Safety Vision, the leading global provider of mobile digital video surveillance solutions, has unleashed its rugged SafeDrive MiniDVR™ mobile digital video recorder (MDVR) system for public and private sector fleet vehicles. Installing directly to the windshield and incorporating both a forward-facing road-view camera and a rear-facing cabin-view camera, the SafeDrive MiniDVR conveniently records video, audio, and metadata to a removable, high capacity, and economical CompactFlash® card, included behind lock and key within each unit. For nearly 17 years, Safety Vision has provided an evolving line of onboard surveillance systems to commercial trucking, law enforcement, pupil transportation, mass transit, and other mobile fleets. The new SafeDrive is a crossover product, having applications over a broad spectrum of these and other mobile industries. The SafeDrive MiniDVR is not only versatile, affordable, and easy to install, it also brings...

Safety Vision, L.P. Police Car Camera Captures Police Officer's Bizarre Near-Miss with a Runaway Tire, as Broadcasted on ABC, CNN, and FOX News

noemail@safetyvision.com — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, September 17,2009—Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, made headlines on ABC, CNN, and FOX News when a Safety Vision PatrolRecorder™ 4C RHD police mobile digital video recorder (MDVR) captured a bizarre near-miss with a runaway tire. Safety Vision client Sgt. Matthew Davidson of the Harris County Precinct 8 Constable’s Office barely escaped severe injury when a 200-pound tire came unhinged from a semi truck and nicked past him at 60 mph on the shoulder of the Fred Hartman Bridge. First chance I got when I left the scene, I pulled my patrol car over and said a little prayer for the protection; said a little thank you prayer, said Sgt. Davidson. Call it divine intervention, it just wasn’t my time. Sgt. Davidson came to the aid of stranded motorist Daniel Barnett changing a flat tire on the shoulder of the bridge that resides between the cities of Baytown and LaPorte, Texas. The only injuries Sgt. Davidson sustained were a scuffed up holster...

GM and Safety Vision, L.P. Collaborate to Take 2009 Law Enforcement Tradeshows by Storm

noemail@safetyvision.com — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, August 13, 2009—Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, has been selected by General Motors Company (GM) to outfit 2009 Chevrolet Impala and Tahoe police vehicles with in-car video camera systems for GM’s 2009 police industry tradeshow lineup. Safety Vision brings feature-rich onboard camera solutions and 16 years of experience in evolving mobile surveillance technology to this partnership with GM. GM and Safety Vision will collaborate for tradeshows spanning the country from California to Illinois, from Louisiana to Mississippi, says Safety Vision national account manager Steve Sappol. Safety Vision’s new wireless and data management solutions, SafetyNet™ Central Management System (CMS), and SafetyView® PRO are perfect for the police industry. We are especially thrilled to demonstrate these wireless video management capabilities with GM at the Police Fleet Expo tradeshow in August 2009. GM’s police vehicles will be equipped with...

Public Safety Mobile Video Expert Chuck Garrett Joins Safety Vision, L.P. to Cultivate International Partnerships

noemail@safetyvision.com — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, March 18, 2009—Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile video surveillance, has recruited Chuck Garrett as global business development manager. In this capacity, Garrett is charged with stimulating international partnerships, with a goal of deploying the company’s onboard surveillance camera solutions to an even broader worldwide clientele. These solutions have been utilized by police, transit, school bus, first responder, and other mobile fleets since 1993. Armed with 10 years’ experience in the police car video industry, Chuck is primed to help our public safety partners reap the fullest benefits of our PatrolRecorder™ in-car video solutions, says Rex Colorado, Safety Vision’s vice president of sales. Of particular interest to the public safety sector are our wireless video transfer and streamlined data management capabilities. Chuck is demonstrating to this sector how the capture, transfer, and archival of video and audio evidentiary data is simplified with...

Night and Day, SV-830 Series from Safety Vision, L.P. Delivers All-in-One Mobile Video Camera Solution

noemail@safetyvision.com — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, February 24, 2009—Safety Vision, a leading global provider of mobile video solutions, has introduced its SV-830 day/night mobile-rated color video camera. The SV-830 camera pairs high intensity infrared (IR) illuminators with high quality audio to accurately capture the mobile scene. The SV-830 camera is a standout because it offers so many features in one solution: crisp color video, day or night performance, highest quality audio, and some of the best IR illuminators in the industry, says Safety Vision account executive Archie Doyle. And because it captures events and environments in such vivid detail, the SV-830 camera is ideally suited for the transit and school bus camera markets. Recordings yield an objective ‘eyes and ears’ account that may serve as irrefutable, court-admissible evidence. Additionally, the SV-830 camera is smaller, performs better, and is priced competitively with other alternative solutions. The latest series in Safety Vision’s long line of...

IEEE Member Dr. Tao Wu Joins Safety Vision, L.P. as Mobile Surveillance Software Trailblazer

noemail@safetyvision.com — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 19:00:00 GMT

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mobile video surveillance provider Safety Vision has hired Dr. Tao Wu as lead embedded software designer for the company’s evolving line of mobile digital video recorder (MDVR) systems. These onboard surveillance camera solutions—in use by transit, police, school bus, and other mobile fleets worldwide—involve the capture and management of recorded video, audio, system health, and metadata files. Dr. Wu, who holds a Ph.D. and an M.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Michigan State University, also earned an M.S. and a B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the University of Electronic Science & Technology of China. Fluent in English and Chinese, he brings extensive hands-on experience with major network protocol design and implementation as well as embedded operating systems, most recently with Samsung Information Systems America. Safety Vision chief technology officer Chris Fritz says, I expect that Tao will blaze new trails in embedded...

Metro St. Louis Procures Onboard Surveillance Camera Systems from Safety Vision, L.P

noemail@safetyvision.com — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, August 20, 2008— Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, has been awarded an approximately $250,000 sole-source contract to install onboard surveillance camera systems on 50 new Call-A-Ride paratransit vans for the Metro transit agency in St. Louis, Missouri. The agency’s Call-A-Ride program delivers curb-to-curb public transportation for eligible riders in the St. Louis area, providing citizens with certain prescribed disabilities or special circumstances with equivalent access to areas served by Metro’s fixed-route services. Each new Call-A-Ride vehicle will be outfitted with four mobile-rated security cameras; microphones; impact sensors; and the Safety Vision RoadRecorder® 6000 PRO mobile digital video recorder (MDVR). The MDVR supports up to 10 interior and exterior cameras and records video, audio, and system health data in a secure, encrypted MPEG4 format. Building on earlier generations in the RoadRecorder series, the PRO features...

High Speed Video Access Offers Live Look-In for Better Security in Mass Transit Routes

noemail@safetyvision.com — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 21:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, August 4, 2008 — Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, introduces the RouteRecorder® 4C. This compact, mobile recorder supports four cameras, providing mass transit, para-transit, and light rail with quality video. It features high speed wireless video transfer rates that are 2-4 times faster than competing products. The system can concurrently record and playback video. This allows users to access video in real time while playing advertising content or public information.

“The rising cost of gas is resulting in an increased demand for public transportation. This means more video has to be managed causing additional challenges for transportation officials,” states Christopher Fritz, Safety Vision chief technology officer. “The RouteRecorder 4C is an economical yet robust video recorder with an easy to use interface. It offers unsurpassed high speed data transfer and can record and play back video simultaneously. This gives transit authorities added vehicle security with a potential for advertising revenues to offset the cost of the equipment. Using wireless data transfer, they can take a live look-in the bus to observe driver behavior and manage company risk. It can also provide police real time information if an incident occurs.”

Like the entire RouteRecorder series, the RouteRecorder 4C has multiple input triggers that activates recording based on user-defined actions. It reliably tracks vital information for each recorded event using GPS mapping, speed tracking, crash detection and recording. Safety Vision viewing software displays a location map where the video was recorded.

About Safety Vision, L.P.

Safety Vision is a leading global provider of total mobile video solutions including onboard surveillance and collision avoidance camera systems. System features include mobile-rated digital or analog video recorders; rear-, side-, and forward-view interior and exterior cameras; LCD or CRT monitors; built-in audio; and wireless and infrared technology. Safety Vision offers extended service agreements and worldwide field installation.

Wireless Video Transfer Capability with Safety Vision's Latest in the PatrolRecorder Series

noemail@safetyvision.com — Tue, 20 May 2008 21:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, May 20, 2008—Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, introduces the PatrolRecorder 4C. This compact, mobile digital video recorder provides law enforcement with high quality video even in the most demanding environments. A Flash solid state drive or mobile-rated removable hard drive versions are available. It is capable of wireless video transfer which greatly simplifies data collection.

“Video recording suspect actions provides an unbiased account of events for law enforcement. This type of evidence is becoming commonplace for supporting witness testimony. However, gathering and securing the data is a challenge,” states Christopher Fritz, Safety Vision chief technology officer. “Managing digital evidence is becoming another task that law enforcement personnel have to handle. They welcome anything that makes this process easier while maintaining the chain of evidence. Being able to wirelessly transfer data to the main data server does just that.”

Like the entire PatrolRecorder series, it has multiple input triggers that allow you to activate recording based on user-defined actions. You can also record video previous to a triggered event. With GPS positioning, speed tracking and recording, the PatrolRecorder 4C reliably tracks vital information for each recorded event. The Safety Vision viewing software enables you to see a map of the location where the video was recorded as you playback the video.

About Safety Vision, L.P.

Digital-Imaging Technology Patent Holder Russell Austen Joins Safety Vision, L.P. as Director of Engineering

noemail@safetyvision.com — Thu, 01 May 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Houston TX, April 15, 2008— Safety Vision, a global provider of mobile digital video solutions, has hired Russell Austen as Director of Engineering. In this new position, Austen will manage the company’s in-house engineering department at its Houston, Texas headquarters campus, which features on-site research & development, testing, and quality control labs. In league with Safety Vision Chief Technology Officer Christopher Fritz, he will steer conceptualization and design of the company’s evolving line of mobile digital video recorder (MDVR) systems and wireless data capture and management solutions. Says Fritz, Russ and I have been colleagues in the digital imaging and mobile digital video recording industry for years. He has a proven ability to turn customer requirements into functional specifications and then follow through with precise design implementations and accurate testing. And I have firsthand knowledge of his strengths in concept development, system engineering, and team...

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Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:50:06 GMT

Find the mobile video camera systems you need to safeguard people, secure property, and streamline productivity. Review our onboard surveillance recording and backup camera solutions by industry at left, then contact us for the optimum setup of mobile DVRs, cameras, and monitors for police cars, transit vehicles, school buses, and other mobile fleets. And stay connected with us on these sites:

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Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:59:39 GMT

Representative sectors include: • Public school bus fleets • Private transportation fleets • Public safety/first responders • Campus security forces • Paratransit fleets • Transit police Visit our Grants/Funding page for resources to help you secure a grant: Let us help! Or query our Dell relationship manager stucker@safetyvision.com about our easy, no-bid purchase option through your existing Dell contract. And see devoted client testimonials from your peers. Popular school bus observation camera systems include: • The SV-4CSD • RouteRecorder 4C • RouteRecorder 2C • RouteRecorder CF Safety Vision offers wireless solutions through our SafetyNet Central Management System (CMS). SafetyNet CMS securely downloads and manages recorded video automatically, eliminating physical media libraries. Preview our product catalog, then contact us today to find the solution that works best for you. ...

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Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:58:51 GMT

Representative sectors include: • Transit authorities • Paratransit fleets • Transit police • Government agencies • First responders Visit our Grants/Funding page for resources to help you secure a grant: Let us help! Query our Dell relationship manager stucker@safetyvision.com about our easy, no-bid purchase option through your existing Dell contract. And see devoted client testimonials from your peers. Popular mobile DVR series include: • RoadRecorder 6000 PRO • RouteRecorder 4C • RouteRecorder 2C • RouteRecorder CF Safety Vision offers wireless solutions through our SafetyNet Central Management System (CMS). SafetyNet CMS securely downloads and manages recorded video automatically, eliminating physical media libraries. Preview our product catalog, then contact us today to find the solution that works best for you. Latest and emerging technology: • Simplified video management ...

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Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:57:33 GMT

Representative sectors include: • City, county, and state police • Public safety/first responders • Security and armed forces • Sheriffs, constables • Inmate transport • Transit police Visit our Grants/Funding page for resources to help you secure a grant: Let us help! Or query our Dell relationship manager stucker@safetyvision.com about our easy, no-bid purchase option through your existing Dell contract. And see devoted client testimonials from your peers. Popular police in-car video camera systems include: • PatrolRecorder 4C • PatrolRecorder CF • PatrolRecorder RHD Safety Vision offers wireless solutions through our SafetyNet Central Management System (CMS). SafetyNet CMS securely downloads and manages recorded video automatically, eliminating physical media libraries. Preview our product catalog, then contact us today to find the solution that works best for you. Latest and emerging...

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• Lake Charles, LA
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Thu, 07 Jan 2010 19:44:47 GMT

If you're interested in opening an account with Safety Vision or would like additional information about our products or services, call 800.880.8855 or 713.896.6600 and ask to speak to an Account Executive. (Telephone support is provided from 7am to 6pm, Central Time.) Or you may complete our contact form, online.

After you and your Account Executive have decided on the mobile video solution that best suits your needs, your next step is to fill out a credit application form. Click here to review and download our credit application (PDF) form.

Once the form is completed, please submit all three pages via one of the following channels:

Scan the form and e-mail it to: accountsreceivablegroup@safetyvision.com

Fax the form to the Accounting Dept. fax number: 713.896.8794

Mail the form to:

Safety Vision, LLC
ATTN: Accounting Dept.
6100 W. Sam Houston Parkway N.
Houston, Texas 77041-5113

Once the form is approved, we're in business!

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Tue, 22 Dec 2009 19:13:46 GMT

The success Safety Vision enjoys today is directly attributable to the people driving its business operations and advancing its technological offerings. We've got a peerless team of smart, hardworking, and committed professionals in place. They are an asset to company and clientele, alike.

And we take pride in that team. To show it, we acknowledge standout performers with our Visionary of the Year award. Over the years, we’ve honored the following individuals for their exceptional efforts to strengthen the business relationship between Safety Vision and our loyal client base:

2009: Aaron Alvarado
2008: Tom Clark
2007: Diane Cain
2006: Terri Parent-Molina
2005: Phillip King
2004: Petrina Fields
2003: Nathaniel Golden, Jr.
2002: Jay Edel

These individuals represent departments throughout the company: from sales to warehousing, from customer service to technical support. At every level of our company, you will find the best and the brightest Visionaries: outstanding professionals who are ready to offer responsive, courteous, and knowledgeable support.

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Interested in joining our team? Click on the job title links below to review current job openings at Safety Vision. Also, read about our work life at left and review employee testimonials below, browse our Web site, and check out our Candid on Cameras blog for an "up close and personal" visit. If you like what you see and you've got what it takes, please send your resume to hr@safetyvision.com.

“I've been with Safety Vision since 1997, and it's been a fun ride watching us grow. I enjoy the people—coworkers and customers alike. And I'm proud to be associated with a product that is both an asset to our customers' business operations and a benefit to public safety and security."

Tom Clark
Account Executive

"I joined the Safety Vision team back in 1999, and I'm still learning something new every day. One of the most important lessons I've learned is that customer service is top priority for every employee, at every level of the company, every day. And I like to say, 'Every day is a great day, at Safety Vision!'”

John Martinez
Customer Service Representative

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"I am pleased to report that your camera system has been trouble-free for over 10 years. That's pretty remarkable, considering the often extreme log-yard conditions it has been operating under."

Geoff Bedford, Mobile Equipment Superintendent, Fraser Lake Sawmills

"The quality of the unit was noticeably better [than your competitor's product], installation was quick, and everything functioned perfectly."

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See our client testimonials for more real stories from real people enjoying lifesaving benefits and cost-cutting value. And please ask us for additional references from customers who are willing to discuss their mobile safety success stories and their positive experiences with our company, our products, and our people.

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Thu, 24 Sep 2009 16:52:47 GMT

Representative sectors include:
• Food & beverage
• Waste & disposal
• Mining & haulage
• Pickup & delivery
• Fire & emergency response
• Construction & heavy equipment
• Taxi, limo, & ferry
• Commercial transport

See our client testimonials or ask us for devoted customer references.

Popular collision avoidance and scene recording camera systems include:

• Color or black & white cameras
• LCD or CRT in-cab monitors
• Mini and shuttered cameras
• FLIR PathFindIR™ thermal camera
• SafeDrive MiniDVR™
• RoadRecorder 6000 PRO mobile DVR

Preview our product catalog, then contact us today to find the solution that works best for you.

Latest and emerging technology:
• Flashlight DVR
• Mini windshield DVR
• Driver performance scoring
• License plate recognition
• Thermal imaging
• Asset tracking
• GPS mapping

Police Monitor

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

A compact monitor easily mounted in car.

GPS Receiver

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

Small receiver for determining GPS coordinates

PatrolRecorder RHD

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

The PatrolRecorder™ RHD combines a high quality mobile digital video recorder with a mobile-rated removable hard drive for extended data storage and easy retrieval. It is the ideal choice for those wanting to take advantage of the newer digital technology at an affordable price.

Cabin Mounted Camera

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

Ideal for monitoring back seat passengers

SV-Sony digital zoom camera

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

This zoom camera is available in two options, 10x or 26X.

Wireless Belt Microphone and Base

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:10:16 GMT

Light weight belt microphone with base recharger for police in car and out of car use.

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Expo Seguridad Mexico

Safety Vision police car camera captures runaway tire: as featured on ABC, CNN, and FOX News

Police magazine features Safety Vision's digital in-car patrol video solution

Safety Vision listed in tier 1 of global mobile video surveillance market share analysis by Frost & Sullivan

CCJ features Safety Vision collision avoidance cameras

Mass Transit magazine taps Bruce Smith for his take on stimulus funding

"Technology is Key Layer to Securing Transit"

Rex Colorado profiled in Mass Transit magazine

"Taking a Byte Out of Crime"

"Video Technologies Increase Safety: Cameras and Event Recorders Reduce Guesswork"

"Granite City Ready Mix Reaps Rewards of Rear-Vision Investment"

Safety Vision, L.P. Amplifies Onboard Camera Solutions Line with Mini Windshield Mobile Digital Video Recorder System, the New SafeDrive MiniDVR

Safety Vision, L.P. Police Car Camera Captures Police Officer's Bizarre Near-Miss with a Runaway Tire, as Broadcasted on ABC, CNN, and FOX News

GM and Safety Vision, L.P. Collaborate to Take 2009 Law Enforcement Tradeshows by Storm

Public Safety Mobile Video Expert Chuck Garrett Joins Safety Vision, L.P. to Cultivate International Partnerships

Night and Day, SV-830 Series from Safety Vision, L.P. Delivers All-in-One Mobile Video Camera Solution

IEEE Member Dr. Tao Wu Joins Safety Vision, L.P. as Mobile Surveillance Software Trailblazer

Metro St. Louis Procures Onboard Surveillance Camera Systems from Safety Vision, L.P

High Speed Video Access Offers Live Look-In for Better Security in Mass Transit Routes

About Safety Vision, L.P.

Wireless Video Transfer Capability with Safety Vision's Latest in the PatrolRecorder Series

About Safety Vision, L.P.

Digital-Imaging Technology Patent Holder Russell Austen Joins Safety Vision, L.P. as Director of Engineering

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SV-Sony digital zoom camera

Wireless Belt Microphone and Base

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Right Column Editable- Team Safety Vision

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