We have dashcams (and GPS trackers) in our business vehicles. They're a really important tool when our drivers are reported for "driving badly", or for situations where the vehicle was damaged.

Most reports are not supported by the evidence, but some are, and that helps us improve driver behavior, while at the same time protecting drivers from bad reports.

It's not an insurance thing, but more a "manager confidence in drivers" thing.

Really? They are intent on looking for reasons to not pay, from what I know.