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Dash cam reviews 2019: Catch the maniacs and meteors of daily driving

Dash cam reviews 2019: Catch the maniacs and meteors of daily driving

Posted on March 25, 2019 By Jarvis

They record what’s ahead. Sometimes they record what’s behind. Most mark it with GPS (or what’s the point?). This is exactly what you need on the mean streets of modern life.

Dash cams are already essential in many countries because of scam artists who try to create accidents so they can sue you. They’ve also proven useful for catching cars flying into buildings, or the occasional meteor, as happened in Thailand and in Russia, all thanks to dash cams in the right place at the right time.
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