5 days ago

4K Dash Cam Helps Driver Document Wrong-Side Car Scrape

My 4K dash cam caught a wrong-side driver who scratched my car! Here's how it saved me · livemint.com

A car driving on the wrong side of the road scraped the author’s sedan.

The damage was not major, but the drivers disagreed about what happened.

The author’s dash cam had recorded the entire event.

The video showed where both cars were and how the scrape happened.

It also showed the other car’s number plate and the time of the incident.

This made the video useful evidence instead of leaving the matter as one driver’s word against another’s.

The experience convinced the author that a dash cam can be important, not just an accessory.

The author recommends looking for features such as clear video, night vision, GPS and front-and-rear recording.

Key facts

Incident: A wrong-side driver scraped the author’s sedan.
Recorded details: The footage showed the approaching vehicle, its position, the scrape, number plate and timestamp.
Key features: The article highlights 4K resolution, night vision, HDR, GPS, G-sensor, parking mode, dual cameras and loop recording.
Qubo Dashcam Pro 4K: Dual-channel recording, Sony STARVIS IMX415 sensor, GPS, Wi-Fi, 140° field of view and storage support up to 1TB.
REDTIGER F7NA: 4K front and 1080p rear recording, Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 sensor, GPS, 160° front field of view and support for up to 512GB.
REDTIGER F17 Elite: Three-channel recording with 4K front, 2.5K rear and 1080p cabin footage; a 128GB card is included.
70mai A810: 4K HDR front and 1080p HDR rear recording, Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 sensor, 150° field of view and storage support up to 256GB.

livemint.com · 5 days ago