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WorldEyeCam offers quality video surveillance systems at an affordable price for buses. Please call us today at 888-211-2288 for more information on how to get your surveillance system project started.




For our bus customers we offer a full line of DVRs, NVRs and CCTV security camera products at affordable pricing from a trusted veteran of the security world. We offer free cost analysis to find you the best option for your budget. Our support team is here to help with any technical questions you have about your security camera systems. We are your one stop shop for advice, sales reinforcement and technical support.




Our large selection of surveillance equipment ensures you will find the products you need to keep your business safe. Worldeyecam is not just a retail store, we also have years of experience in security camera installation so we can make the most informed recommendations about what security system is right for you. We stand behind our products 100% and we will stay with you for the long haul to keep you, the customer, happy.




With years of experience selling and installing security camera systems we can also easily upgrade your current system. If your bus has an existing VCR/Tape Based CCTV System, let us help you upgrade to an Internet Accessible DVR or NVR. Many of the modern systems will allow you to view surveillance footage on a PC or mobile device so you can monitor your property from anywhere. In most cases these upgrades are simple and affordable. Call today at 888-211-2288.




Recently there has been an increase of violence and vandalism aboard public transit buses. Disputes over fares, assaults on passengers and drivers and vandalism are the biggest issues facing buses. Many city buses already have cameras in place but often times these systems are out of date and ineffective in deterring crime or catching criminals. The best surveillance system for public transit would be one that allows the driver, passengers and the authorities to view footage in real time. When passengers and drivers are aware they are being filmed, they are more accountable for their actions and less likely to engage in violence or criminal activity. Not only would this protect passengers and drivers from assault but would also protect transit companies from false claims.




Full size buses should be equipped with at between 3-10 cameras throughout the inside of the bus as well as at least one camera mounted to the outside of the bus to ensure there are no blind spots in the footage. The surveillance system should record high definition digital video. With digital footage it is easier for security to monitor it remotely from a PC or even a mobile device. With more and more surveillance systems turning to high definition IP video, it is easier to identify perpetrators and get a clear picture of the incident.




Many older CCTV systems that are on place buses now record on tapes that are onboard the buses. This prevents real time viewing and delays the intervention of law enforcement officials. To prevent footage from being tampered with it is best for footage to only be accessible by authorized security reviewers. In order to find the best cameras for the job it would be advisable to get an assessment by a professional installer. Due to the mobility and small space of buses it is important that cameras be properly mounted, unobtrusive but still visible so passengers know they are being watched. With technology constantly changing it is best to use an IP system that is easily upgradeable. Since vandalism is a big issue on public transit, it would also be advisable to use vandal-proof cameras with night vision capability.




It has been proven that when people know they are being filmed, they are less likely to engage in illegal or improper behavior. Also, up to date surveillance systems with real time video monitoring adds an extra layer of protection against false claims. For these reasons, it is imperative that public transit systems invest in surveillance technology