Dashboard camera buying guide They're a useful backup if you're involved in an accident or road rage incident.
Why do I need a dash cam? Dash cams continuously film while you are driving, the idea being that they can capture accidents or similar incidents you may be involved in. Video footage may be the clincher that proves you were not at fault, if you need to make an insurance claim or provide proof in a police investigation. A video recording might be a very useful backup in the case where it would be your word against the other driver's. In fact, rear-ending another car is the most common accident type in Australia, and if you're the driver of the rear-ending car then you're usually considered at fault unless you can prove otherwise. If you're innocent, a good dash cam could help prove it. It can also help you identify vehicles that may attempt to flee an incident you were involved in. Dash cams can also record driving data during an incident such as speed, impact point and location (using GPS). This can be valuable information in an investigation or insurance clai...






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