What is the purpose of the camera? null

The Dash Cam 45 is always recording, which allows you to easily capture and save any incidents of significance. It also helps you drive safer by using the camera to alert you to moving traffic, risk of forward collision, lane departure, and more. -MH

One reason would be to protect yourself from legal liability in case of an accident. As in, taking photos of an accident as evidence when filing or defending against a claim.

The purpose of the camera is to record your driving.

It provides evidence in case of an accident or traffic violation. It also takes great videos of fun drives that you can trandfer to your computer or DVD and watch later. When I record crazy stuff I sometime put it on YouTube.

Probably the most common reason to install a dash camera is to record what actually happened if you're involved in (or witness) an accident. If the camera senses that a collision has occurred, it automatically saves the previous clip (roughly 4 minutes of video), the current clip, and the next clip. This provides 12 minutes (roughly) video of the events that took place just before, during, and after the collision. That way, the next time the drunk pulls out in front of you and then comes to a complete stop, you might not get ticketed for following too closely. You could also use the camera to record portions of your drive such as while on vacation. Or you could send a friend the video showing him exactly where to find the hard-to-find-turnoff to get to your campground. Dash cameras have also captured meteor sighting and other unexpected events. Basically, it captures what's going on in front of your car.

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The Dash Cam 45 is always recording, which allows you to easily capture and save any incidents of significance. It also helps you drive safer by using the camera to alert you to moving traffic, risk of forward collision, lane departure, and more. -MH
Answered by GarminProductExpert 8 years ago
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One reason would be to protect yourself from legal liability in case of an accident. As in, taking photos of an accident as evidence when filing or defending against a claim.
Answered by jim949 8 years ago
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The purpose of the camera is to record your driving.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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It provides evidence in case of an accident or traffic violation. It also takes great videos of fun drives that you can trandfer to your computer or DVD and watch later. When I record crazy stuff I sometime put it on YouTube.
Answered by Wally 8 years ago
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Probably the most common reason to install a dash camera is to record what actually happened if you're involved in (or witness) an accident. If the camera senses that a collision has occurred, it automatically saves the previous clip (roughly 4 minutes of video), the current clip, and the next clip. This provides 12 minutes (roughly) video of the events that took place just before, during, and after the collision. That way, the next time the drunk pulls out in front of you and then comes to a complete stop, you might not get ticketed for following too closely. You could also use the camera to record portions of your drive such as while on vacation. Or you could send a friend the video showing him exactly where to find the hard-to-find-turnoff to get to your campground. Dash cameras have also captured meteor sighting and other unexpected events. Basically, it captures what's going on in front of your car.
Answered by Chuck 8 years ago
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