A dash cam (dashboard camera) is a small camera mounted on a vehicle’s dashboard or windshield, recording video and sometimes audio while driving. Dash cams provide:
Key Features:
Continuous recording: Captures footage of the road ahead.
Incident evidence: Provides proof in case of accidents or disputes.
Parking mode: Some dash cams record motion or impacts when parked.
Night vision: Many dash cams have low-light recording capabilities.
GPS: Some dash cams include GPS for location tracking.
Benefits:
Accident evidence: Helps establish fault or innocence.
Insurance claims: Provides visual proof for claims.
Driver behavior: Monitors driver behavior and road conditions.
Security: Deters vandalism or theft.
Types & Their Uses
Types:
Single-channel: Records only the front view.
Dual-channel: Records both front and rear or interior views.
360-degree: Captures surroundings with multiple cameras.
Uses:
Personal vehicles: For safety and security.
Commercial fleets: For monitoring driver behavior.
