See more of the road, the vehicle, and the people around it.
Troman-supported camera monitor systems for safer transit operations
As the exclusive North American distributor, Troman brings Stoneridge MirrorEye camera monitor technology to transit agencies, motorcoach operators, and vehicle manufacturers. MirrorEye replaces conventional exterior mirrors with compact digital cameras and high-definition monitors positioned within the operator’s working environment.
By reducing common blind spots and improving visibility around the vehicle, MirrorEye helps operators identify pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, curbs, and other potential hazards. Troman supports fleet evaluation, specification, OEM integration, retrofit planning, and product implementation.
Troman provides Stoneridge MirrorEye camera monitor systems to North American transit fleets, helping improve driver visibility, reduce blind spots, and support safer bus and coach operation.
A wider, more consistent view around the vehicle
Improve visibility beyond the limits of conventional mirrors.
Digital cameras can provide a broader field of view while placing the image inside the operator compartment. Distance markers and stable monitor positioning can support lane changes, curb approach, maneuvering, and pantograph alignment.
Visibility through changing conditions
Support the operator at night and in difficult weather.
Color night vision, low-light sensitivity, heated lenses, and hydrophobic coatings help maintain useful images when traditional mirror performance may be compromised.
Available for new vehicles and existing fleets
Integrate at the OEM or retrofit in service.
MirrorEye can be specified for new bus programs or installed in the field. Troman can help assess mounting, monitor placement, driver sightlines, training, and implementation requirements.
Key capabilities
Expanded field of view
Reduction of common blind spots
High-definition real-time images
Color night vision and low-light sensitivity
Heated, hydrophobic-coated camera lenses
Distance markers
Compact camera-wing design
OEM and retrofit installation options
FMCSA exemption identified by Stoneridge
Give operators a clearer view.
Talk with Troman about vehicle compatibility, monitor placement, retrofit planning, training, and MirrorEye implementation.
Download spec sheet (PDF) →
See more of the road, the vehicle, and the people around it.
Troman-supported camera monitor systems for safer transit operations
As the exclusive North American distributor, Troman brings Stoneridge MirrorEye camera monitor technology to transit agencies, motorcoach operators, and vehicle manufacturers. MirrorEye replaces conventional exterior mirrors with compact digital cameras and high-definition monitors positioned within the operator’s working environment.
By reducing common blind spots and improving visibility around the vehicle, MirrorEye helps operators identify pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, curbs, and other potential hazards. Troman supports fleet evaluation, specification, OEM integration, retrofit planning, and product implementation.
Troman provides Stoneridge MirrorEye camera monitor systems to North American transit fleets, helping improve driver visibility, reduce blind spots, and support safer bus and coach operation.
A wider, more consistent view around the vehicle
Improve visibility beyond the limits of conventional mirrors.
Digital cameras can provide a broader field of view while placing the image inside the operator compartment. Distance markers and stable monitor positioning can support lane changes, curb approach, maneuvering, and pantograph alignment.
Visibility through changing conditions
Support the operator at night and in difficult weather.
Color night vision, low-light sensitivity, heated lenses, and hydrophobic coatings help maintain useful images when traditional mirror performance may be compromised.
Available for new vehicles and existing fleets
Integrate at the OEM or retrofit in service.
MirrorEye can be specified for new bus programs or installed in the field. Troman can help assess mounting, monitor placement, driver sightlines, training, and implementation requirements.
Key capabilities
Expanded field of view
Reduction of common blind spots
High-definition real-time images
Color night vision and low-light sensitivity
Heated, hydrophobic-coated camera lenses
Distance markers
Compact camera-wing design
OEM and retrofit installation options
FMCSA exemption identified by Stoneridge
Give operators a clearer view.
Talk with Troman about vehicle compatibility, monitor placement, retrofit planning, training, and MirrorEye implementation.
Download spec sheet (PDF) →
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