In vehicle transport, the money is lost on a single scratch. The car reaches the dealer or customer, a defect surfaces, and there is no way to tell whether it happened before pickup, in transit, or after delivery. Without documentation, each such case ends in a credit or a claim.
Cameras and an AI computer on the carrier capture every vehicle at load and unload - surround footage with time and location. The system compares the condition at pickup to the condition at delivery and flags new damage: a scratch, a defect or a missing part. Each vehicle gets its own proof of delivery.
The result: the "who scratched the car" argument is settled against video, not assertions. The same system adds safety at ramp loading and unloading, and keeps six months of playback for any inquiry.
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