It should be a requirement by law if you ask me to have one installed! This thing can solve a lot of problems. Privacy is not an issue as the data is stored locally and only used at the owners discretion (to prove their case ofc!).
Can also have the memory in the key (if factories are forced to include this as standard equipement!) to prevent it from being stolen with the car.
So your cunning plan is that legislation should be passed compelling people to fit into their cars a device on which they could rely to prove their innocence but which would not be available to the Police, insurance companies or other drivers to prove their guilt.It should be a requirement by law if you ask me to have one installed! This thing can solve a lot of problems. Privacy is not an issue as the data is stored locally and only used at the owners discretion (to prove their case ofc!).
A "security" system attached to the interior mirror or windscreenBugger all for a decent security system. Not that I'd expect an owner of a Hyundai to understand.
A "security" system attached to the interior mirror or windscreen
Any owner of a Hyundai would probably have the two brain cells necessary to spot it such a "security" system.
better quality version.
StevenG
So your cunning plan is that legislation should be passed compelling people to fit into their cars a device on which they could rely to prove their innocence but which would not be available to the Police, insurance companies or other drivers to prove their guilt.
I think that you may need to review this particular legislation proposal
I leave a £60 ebay tracker in our cars whenever they go in (records gps location, speed, time etc). It's a bit paranoid, granted, but they take liberties with more powerful cars. So sod it.
Not a bad idea at all; the real problem will be getting drivers to retrofit them.Well ... if driver A (who is at fault) refuses to provide the recording then driver B (who will be more than happy to provide the recording, not at fault) wins the case by definition.
This is why "it has to be required by law" otherwise we wont have both sides of the argument to draw a conclusion of whos at fault.
Now that is genuinely a VERY good idea, they could be mounted on the front and the rearOfc, if the law forces factories to include it as standard equipment then problem solved. Cameras can be where parking sensors are for example and do both jobs!
What is the make and model?