The leasing option provides fleet operators the chance to spread the cost of RoadHawk systems over two or three years. Taking into account current tax relief, the firm says the customer will actually save money over the lease period compared to purchase and replacement over the same period. It also means that at the end of the lease, customers can keep up to date with the latest innovations by replacing the system with the latest product and continuing the lease.

The firm offers its flagship insurance-endorsed cameras, the RoadHawk DC-2 forward-facing black box camera system and E-10 Multi camera system to provide evidential video with full supporting data to exonerate drivers and cut the cost of crashes within commercial fleets.

It also said that the presence of RoadHawk Black Box Vehicle Camera Systems, and later analysis of data they capture, can also be used to encourage safer and more fuel-efficient driving, while also enhancing driver security.

Mark Nelson, managing director at RoadHawk, said: ‘In the ever-changing world of vehicle cameras, RoadHawk strives to maintain its market leading force by listening to the feedback from the people who need the best systems available and  constantly improving to meet these demands.’