Do you have a dashcam in your RV and does it work?

[T’sOVR&Explore]

Thanks, R O! That's a good perspective. What was enlightening about seeing both of those fender benders was that the "turning across" scenarios often present a high chance of misjudging the other vehicle's entry into the space. One turner lacked a green arrow at an intersection light, other was at a pull out to cross an island divider on a divided 4 lane and just misjudged the dynamics of someone that curved across into where he was coming out from.

(I have been riding motorcycles a long time and try to internalize a better plan of preventative action after seeing others make these mistakes.)

 

[AbdRahim]

Old Kim Kommando. I have newer ones but never set them up. Hope I never need it.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Actually. Unless the laws have changed you're supposed to assistance if you can.

Truth is different when it comes to cameras. Just because your dash cam recorded it, that doesn't mean you watched it happen.

My guess is letting an officer view your camera,and have the video makes him the one responsible for chain of custody, not you.

 

[SGilbert]

In regards to offering the video &/or allowing an officer to view it; in my case, at least, the video resides on a mini SD card. The only way to view it is to access it through the camera's phone app or connect the card, through an adaptor to my laptop----Neither of which I wish to expose to an officer!

 

[Boat Bum]

If the police know you have a recording of an accident they can seize it as evidence.