Thanks to the BlackVue footage, prosecutors were building a stronger case against the culprit. She didn’t brake, she didn’t avoid hitting Elliott’s car, and she denied being on the phone – although upon zooming in on the footage something resembling phone reflection can be seen despite tinted windows. The footage has also shown that she was traveling between lanes at excess speeds (speed upon impact was calculated based on the video). But thanks to the BlackVue dash cam footage the police determined additional charges to the person running the light – she didn’t “just” miss the red light. Like in this video shared by BlackVue user Elliot, the other party initially tried to deny they were at fault in this serious accident. Evidence in case of an accidentįirst and foremost, a dash cam is your objective eyewitness.ĭash cam footage can be your best defense against “he said, she said” situations. There are countless stories supporting the assumption that a dash cam is worth it, but don’t just take our word for it and take a look at the list (and videos) below. Over the years we’ve collected quite an inventory of dash cam footage from various BlackVue users, who submit their videos for our ongoing #CaughtOnBlackVue event.
We went a step further – we made a list, but with real-life examples from dash cam users. What the internet has to offer are mostly articles simply listing the arguments for and against getting a dash cam. So you’re wondering if having a dash cam is worth the money it costs and the hassle of installation.
0 kommentar(er)
