Dashcam with Integrated Telematics

Did you know that most dashcams come with a GPS device? This can track your speed and location as well as record your destination in a log file. If something happens to your navigation instrument, a dashcam may manage your journey without you needing to break out a map and compass.

Many dashcams offer spoken status updates and notifications. That means no fumbling with buttons and no missed updates.
These cameras also have low battery usage settings. This can stretch the battery’s charge out long enough to cover your entire journey.
Dashcams may come with touch-sensitive LCD screens. You will be able to navigate easy-to-understand menus and customize the recording settings as needed.

Loop recording and ‘smart’ recording make your dashcam more effective than ever.
Loop recording allows the camera to record indefinitely without any fiddling from a user. The oldest video files are overwritten with new ones. This automatic function means that you will not need to check if your dashcam still has space and is still recording.

Smart recording uses g-sensor technology to detect the shock, force, and impact of an accident. The footage from right before to right after an accident is saved in a secure folder that will not be overwritten by the loop. This keeps valuable data safe for your police report and any insurance proceedings.

Most insurance companies consider a dashcam a preventative measure. Because of this, insurance companies may offer up to a 15% discount on your insurance premium if your vehicle is fitted with a camera.

Dashcams have one simple function: they record video. However, that video can be used for a wide variety of purposes.
Dashcams create a record of an accident. In the adrenaline and split-second timing of an accident, it may be difficult to clearly remember what happened. Your dashcam footage can be an invaluable piece of the puzzle. With this video proof, you may be able to avoid being found at fault by an insurance company. It can also expedite insurance claims and even help you in court if you are sued due to the accident.

Insurance fraud is a very common crime currently. One of the primary ways that some people defraud insurance companies is by staging or deliberately causing an accident. They may try to extort money from you. Some will go on to fake injuries and get a payout directly from your insurance company.How can you protect yourself from these unscrupulous fraudsters? A well-placed dashboard camera can put an end to their scheme to steal from you and your insurance company.
Dashcams help you raise better drivers. Your teenager may have a driver’s license, but safe driving is a skill that can take a while to master. Teen tracking devices may let you track where they drive, but dashcams let you see how they drive.You can review the footage with your child and discuss their decision-making. Your advice may save them from future accidents and tickets. If your child keeps a clean driving record, they will be able to get a good driver discount on their car insurance more quickly.

These cameras can be set to come on when they detect motion. If someone hits your parked car and flees the scene, or they break into the car and steal something, you will have a record. This may help the police catch the culprit. It can also help you with the insurance company when you make a claim for the damage.

Many dashboard cameras have excellent video quality. If you are a little creative with editing software, you can cut together a great video of your last road trip. It also gives you a second chance to relive once-in-a-lifetime events, such as that perfect sunset or a bald eagle that flew by the car. If you were not quick enough with your smartphone camera, your dashcam may have captured the moment.