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New South Wales Taxi Camera Requirements


Regulated safety standards apply to taxi service providers, booking service providers, affiliated providers, taxi licence holders, owners of taxis and drivers of those taxis. These standards include having appropriate insurance, ensuring drivers are qualified, fitting certain equipment, and maintaining the vehicle to a high standard. 
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​The Passenger Transport Regulation 2007 requires that taxi operators must ensure that their taxis are fitted with an approved security camera system. This is for the safety and security of both drivers and passengers, and footage can be accessed in the event of a serious incident.

The purpose of a taxi’s security camera system is to record incidents in taxis for investigative purposes only - footage of everyday passenger trips are not viewed or retained by any person.​

Transport Security Cameras' Taxi Security Kit with CCC Mark 1 cameras is state approved and fit for use in taxis within Sydney and New South Wales. 

​The Most Affordable & Reliable Vehicle Security Cameras in New South Wales 

Experience The CCC Mark 1 Transport Security Camera Difference

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The CCC Mark1 covers all of your transport security camera requirements for your taxi, limousine, hire car or rideshare vehicles. 

  • Audio & Video Capable

  • Up to 288 hours recording time with automatic override

  • MDVR Box is capable of connecting 4 cameras 

  • ​External cameras installed to your preference

  • Manufacturers' Warranty

  • Latest Technology

  • Government approved for taxi use

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The CCC Mark 1 transport security camera has the capability to record both images and audio. Audio is disabled at installation for vehicles in states where audio is prohibited. Recording automatically commences when the vehicle is turned on and automatically ceases 30 minutes after the vehicle is turned off. Our state of the leg system allows for up to 288 hours of recording time.  

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Cameras for this purpose must adhere to the following:

  • Boot in less than 45 seconds

  • Record for 30 minutes after turning off the vehicle’s ignition

  • When turned on, self-check for faults, including ensuring an image can be taken

  • Visually indicate to driver when working or not working

  • Work when the taxi is available for hire, even if the ignition is not turned on

  • Visible to passengers in the vehicle

  • Unable to be turned off or disabled by an unauthorised person

  • Impact and shock resistant, withstand typical car vibrations and a typical car accident

  • Allow images to be recovered following loss of power to the camera system

  • Record continuously and store images for not less than 30 days and not more than 90 days after the recording was made

  • Record automatically and continues over older images when at full recording capacity


The footage is also regulated:

  • Must show the driver and the head and shoulders of all passengers.

  • Provide views of any person approaching from five metres from both the driver’s and front passenger’s window, with an angle of 120 degrees from the centre of the door

  • Recorded on non-volatile memory and only be able to be accessed or removed by an authorised person

  • Recorded and stored in colour or with a minimum of 256 greyscale levels

  • Resolution and clarity maintained under all lighting conditions from darkness through to bright sunlight 

  • Have imprinted metadata of the vehicle registration, date and time, and location in coordiantes. 

Approved Transport Security Cameras for Passenger Transport Vehicles in New South Wales

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