Transport of London (TFL) Approved CCTV
Transport for London (TFL) has set requirements for CCTV used in vehicles to ensure safety, data integrity, and acceptability. It is essential that the design and installation of equipment pose no danger to driver or passengers, even in the event of vandalism, misuse, or wear and tear compromising its electrical integrity.
TfL Approved CCTV systems for Taxi and private hire Vehicles
ACSS CCTV systems that meet TFL’s minimum requirements and have received explicit approval from TFL can be installed in licensed taxi and private hire vehicles. This system include a recording device capable of capturing and retaining high-quality visual images and audio recordings from both the interior and exterior of the vehicle. All systems includes Installations charges, we will be contacting you after purchase for the installation date and location.
Systems Designed for all vehicles operating in London
ACSS CCTV systems are officially approved for all TfL licensed vehicles, including TXe, Tx4, Vito, Dynamo, and PHVs. We work closely with TfL licensing to ensure our systems meet both ICO and TfL policies. Our CCTV systems are designed for seamless installation, preventing unnecessary modifications to your vehicle while ensuring a secure and efficient setup. Choose ACSS for compliant and reliable CCTV solutions for your TfL licensed vehicle.
Objective and Requirements from TfL for fitting a CCTV camera in car
The primary objective of implementing the CCTV system is to create a safer environment for both taxi and private hire vehicle drivers and passengers. By reducing the fear of crime, deterring and preventing criminal activities, and assisting insurance companies in investigating motor vehicle accidents, the CCTV system plays a crucial role in enhancing security.
This regulation aims to ensure consistent compliance and enhance overall safety standards across the transportation network. The basic requirements for Transport for London Taxi & PHV CCTV systems are as follows:
• The system must have the capacity to record footage for a minimum of 28 days.
• Clear signage within the vehicle to inform passengers that their journey is being recorded.
• Audio recording can only be activated for a maximum of three minutes if either the driver or passenger feels unsafe and presses the panic button.
• The CCTV system can consist of up to four cameras, strategically placed to cover critical areas.
Viewing and Retention of CCTV recording
Recording will be saved in MDVR, which will fitted in the boot of the vehicles. ACSS provides free access to recording alternatively, as per TFL guidelines, operator needs to be ICO approved and can view the recording by using a laptop or PC.
More than 3 vehicles operating in London ?
Our team and help you with bespoke solutions and complying with the TFL regulations.
