Omg

[speeder]

I agree, the vehicles and the road looks like America to me. Maybe their roads and trucks look the same.

[speeder]

The truck might have completely lost control and crashed bad as well. Possibly the driver was killed. It lifted up the front at high speed and basically ran over the SUV, looked like it veered hard to the right. What a horror show.

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by shinrai

Driving with a camera will become the norm shortly. It's mainly used to prevent insurance fraud. There was a recent case in Toronto where an insurance scam was successfully foiled by a dash cam. Interesting story and has been well documented on many forums including 4chan.

I'm shopping for one right now. My insurance company will give me a discount if I use them in both of my cars.

[notfarnow]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

I'm shopping for one right now. My insurance company will give me a discount if I use them in both of my cars.

I'm shopping for one too, and would be interested in any info or recommendations. I've had a couple people pull stunts around me in the last couple weeks, and I also have a bit of a stalker situation. How do they typically work? Are they programmed to come on as soon as the car starts, and then just save the last hour or so of driving?

[mikeesik]

As a fella that has survived 2 terrible car accidents-broken neck-back pelvis-ribs-coccyx-lost a kidney and spleen-torn diaphragm ...and more- all equalling 1.25 years in the hospital, for some reason I find myself fortunate.
It is very hard to see that. I'm just asking a little more warning in the title.-please.

Be careful out there!