Okey okey. So if you are regular Joe I say Tesla system is good. If you are Uber/Lift driver or anything like that or maybe doing a lot of driving for your work then 3rd party set up would give you better quality of the footage.
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Do I need an additional dashcam?
- Thread starter alitech
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I think I'm missing a key point here. I've been driving for over 50 years in vehicles with no dashcam and have not yet missed having one. What do you all do with the footage? Watch where you've driven at the end of the day? Sit around with friends and reminisce about the drive to the Stop-N-Shop? What are these things for, anyway-- is it all about making youtube videos of dumb things seen on the road?
Guess I've lived too long in states with no-fault insurance. With one insurance claim almost 30 years ago it hasn't been a top-of-mind issue.
Lucas007
Member
Believe it or not, nowadays people will try to scam you out of an accident. It's better to have one and not need it than you wish you had it and not have it. It's really not a hassle nowadays to have one. Just a piece of mind.
ChrgdTeCHick
Member
That was my biggest worry, in a no-fault state like mine, someone can be a d*ck and reverse into my car at a traffic light; with the dash cam you can prove they backed into you, and you didn't run into them. Pretty big deal with people not paying attention to the roads where being rear-ended is common so hard to prove otherwise.
Watts_Up
Well-Known Member
The point is not to make scenery recording, but to provide a better peace of mind when driving.
Think about the meaning of "Hearsay" and "Hit and run,"
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