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How can a family be addicted to a dashcam 
Do they sit round the screen in the evening rewatching the days journeys, or do they find they are frequently in near misses and so have frequent opportunities to record the incidents to prepare for their defence?
What would they miss by not having a dashcam?
Do they sit round the screen in the evening rewatching the days journeys, or do they find they are frequently in near misses and so have frequent opportunities to record the incidents to prepare for their defence?
What would they miss by not having a dashcam?
Scrump said:
How can a family be addicted to a dashcam
Do they sit round the screen in the evening rewatching the days journeys, or do they find they are frequently in near misses and so have frequent opportunities to record the incidents to prepare for their defence?
What would they miss by not having a dashcam?
Ericmcm was addicted to his! Wonder where he went? I know he’s on the Legacy forum. Do they sit round the screen in the evening rewatching the days journeys, or do they find they are frequently in near misses and so have frequent opportunities to record the incidents to prepare for their defence?
What would they miss by not having a dashcam?
Does one of your family members own a Nissan Navarra that they call ‘The Truck’?
I worked in an office in Mallon once where a guy would park his truck on a little grassy hill to the side of the car park every day and then watch his dashcam footage of his journey in to work every day.
I can only assume that he did this after every journey looking out for some insignificant minor indiscretion from other road users?
I worked in an office in Mallon once where a guy would park his truck on a little grassy hill to the side of the car park every day and then watch his dashcam footage of his journey in to work every day.
I can only assume that he did this after every journey looking out for some insignificant minor indiscretion from other road users?
cobra kid said:
Having all my music on a USB stick rather than many many CDs. A new thing to me but a wonderful thing.
Yup me too. My entire CD collection copied to FLAC on a single 256GB thumbnail drive tucked away out of sight. Game changer. I bough a couple more drives and have them permanently connected to home Hi-Fi amps too.The dashcam is pretty essential these days. 8 years ago, I had a car pull out on me causing me to make an emergency stop in the outside lane of a 70mph dual carriageway. He drove off (very slowly) and the car behind me couldn't brake in time and hit me. The guy who caused it got away and the driver behind who couldn't match my reaction times said I'd pulled out on him which my insurance company didn't want to dispute. I swore I'd never own a car without a dashcam after that. It could have easily shown that I was already in the lane and we would have the reg number of the old duffer who nearly killed us all. It's also saved my brother with a dispute from an impatient driver who overtook him and clipped his bumper. He claimed my brother went into the back of him. The footage was shown and the claim was settled in my brother's favour. Without it, I'm sure he'd have been deemed liable as insurance companies won't fight without footage or witnesses it seems.
A cheap Halfords air compressor. I keep it in the boot at all times and it's been used to blow up my car tyres, inflatable garden toys, bike tyres, etc. Always handy to have in the car.
Bennet said:
New poster, a website as a username, and asking an inane question.
Pretty sure this is a market research thread.
To be fair the website has provided me with some useful information...Pretty sure this is a market research thread.
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