Anyone use a dashcam?

Post by **abscate** » 18 Mar 2018, 04:23

I'll bet it hurts when you lose your footage in an accident, losing your handage hurts, too.

Post by **matthew1** » 18 Mar 2018, 09:25

matthew1 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018, 10:04 jaf1230 welcome to MVS and thanks for posting. Below is the Amazon link for your unit. You can just post the naked Amazon URL and it'll format it.

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Or... just thought of this, maybe you have AdBlocker turned on for MVS, in which case you probably won't see anything.

Post by **June** » 14 Apr 2018, 17:02

I ordered a Vantrue N2 pro today off of Amazon. A week ago Thursday I was running in the far left lane of a 3 lane beltway interstate with the cruise control on 75mph without a car in sight. When a creep in a Honda Pilot got on and swung across three empty lanes nearly clipping my S80 than nailed the breaks. Had the S80s breaks not worked well I would have rear ended the Honda and it would have been my fault. A dash camera would have been nice had a accident occurred.

Innocently that landed my Volvo in the dealer for new breaks all around where the car still is. I had other things done as well. I can't wait to have my baby back and give them back their loaner. The Vantrue N2 arrives Monday and hopefully I get my car back Monday. Once I use the camera I will post my thoughts on this model. June

Post by **theWIFES_S70** » 15 Apr 2018, 11:36

Are insurance companies insisting on video footage or real-time photos to determine fault and/or claims? That seems like quite a burden to place on drivers. That being said, I have considered putting in a dash cam. With all the Maseratis and Infinitis here in my part of Queens, you are guaranteed to see at least a handful of traffic infractions every time you step outside. But at $140... that's nuts! There are some $20 ones on eBay!

Post by **Rattnalle** » 15 Apr 2018, 11:40

I'm guessing if you can provide footage showing that another company should pay that they'll be very interested even if they don't require it.

I'm guessing with $20 dashcam proving who's who can be more difficult

93Regina · Post by **93Regina** » 15 Apr 2018, 22:06

theWIFES_S70 wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 11:36insurance companies insisting on video footage or real-time photos to determine fault and/or claims?

August 03, 2017 7 reasons to use a dashboard camera

New York lawmakers have put up a Bill that if made into law would require car insurance companies to give a 5 percent discount to passenger vehicles who have installed a dashboard camera.
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Current Bill Status - In Senate Insurance Committee [Dead]
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Anyone use a dashcam?

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