How many of you have one of these and how much did you pay also what make as I am thinking of one and would like your opinions
Thanks John
Thanks John
That's ok, because they'll get caught in the act on camera. Oh, hang on.....I think they are very worthwhile, but wonder about the security issue in a soft top, surely they are just sitting ducks for passing thieves?
That is probably a general rule but say it demonstrate an injury and both you and the driver are in the video it will prove you were both present at the scene.I read somewhere on a dash cam site, that if you want to use the camera for evidential reasons, it mus have GPS. In other words if you see something dangerous enough (road rage for example), it can not be used by the police (courts etc.) unless it has GPS information.
Again there are exceptions if the car is identifiable from either the driver or condition of the car.It seems most insurance companies will accept dash cam footage (not all though) to show blame, but unless the picture quality is good enough to catch reg plates (most of the cheap stuff on E-Bay is not good enough) then if your accident is caused by someone who fails to stop, then it will be of no use.