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What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of a CAR DVR?

Advantages

Car DVR recording can be used to offer you a full experience of what is done during an accident, to judge who or what is at fault, and how much of a victim they were.

Whether used as evidence in court or to protect the brand, car DVR cameras are now an essential part of modern cars.

Modern car DVR cameras are also onboard ambulances, fire engines, police vehicles, and other emergency services vehicles to help save lives and protect the community.

• They are vital when witnesses aren’t present. Many insurance claims don’t meet the requirements for a police report. It is up to the insurance company to determine whether additional documents or statements are required to verify coverage.
• Having one fitted car DVR goes a long way in protecting your vehicle from being ‘staged’ by dishonest criminals. It can also prevent you from getting ripped off by insurance companies who would like nothing more than to be ‘paid for with fake injuries.
• You can continue to capture beautiful nature when traveling and drive on the road or witness incidents on the road.
• Use the footage as a reference to learn how to avoid potential hazards while driving, and re-watch any particular sections that you might have enjoyed.

Disadvantages

• When it comes to your insurance claim, there is no substitute for an alternative perspective. The best evidence you can have is video footage that captures things from an alternative angle. While your approach might be able to find out what happened from your point of view,insurance companies are more likely to believe other people’s accounts of what happened when they watch video footage from various angles.
• If your car DVR ever has to be used, it can be used against you to show that you were at fault. The best way to prevent this is by staying on the right side of the road and always being careful while driving.
• Drivers complain of difficulties when their rearview mirrors are in the way and believe this is because the cameras on the windscreen, located at either side of the car, leave the driver with a blind spot caused by reflections from the shiny screens.
• Car DVR can help to deter theft if they are posted prominently. They can keep thieves and criminals from approaching your car
• The storage in your car DVR is full, as it automatically overwrites the oldest footage as it runs out of space. This means that your car DVR is set to automatically overwrite older footage as the memory gets full, causing a loss of crucial footage suffered by the customer.