A car is a source of increased danger. The driver who drives the vehicle has a serious responsibility. In the event of injury to health or property damage, the driver will be held liable according to the law. The recording made by the DVR can help prove your innocence.
Video recorder and accident
If a person got into an accident through no fault of his own, it is very important for him to prove his innocence. Indeed, otherwise, material damage may be recovered from him. And if people are injured or killed in an accident, the culprit will face criminal liability and compensation to the victims.
Usually, traffic police inspectors, investigating the causes of an accident, take into account the position of cars on the road, the presence and length of the braking distance and eyewitness testimony. But this does not always allow us to objectively reconstruct the real picture of an accident.
In a collision at high speeds, vehicles are severely damaged and can be thrown off the road. If there were no eyewitnesses, it is not always possible to understand who exactly violated the traffic rules and became the culprit. The presence of a video recording of the incident will allow to establish the truth.
Eyewitnesses play an important role in establishing guilt in an accident. But it is not always possible to rely on their story. If eyewitnesses to the incident were driving in one of the damaged vehicles, they may give false testimony directed against another participant. The DVR makes such a lie meaningless.
The most controversial accidents occur when one of its participants passes an intersection at a red light. Often, the culprit simply states that he was moving at a permitting traffic light. A video recorder in such a situation is simply irreplaceable.
What if some driver provoked an accident and left? If you collided with another car as a result of such a provocation, it will be almost impossible for you to prove your innocence without video recording.
If your car is crushed in a parking lot and the culprit has disappeared, it will be very difficult to find it. If you have a recorder in your car that starts recording when the shock sensor is triggered or when you move in the frame, it will record the moment of the accident. This will help to find the culprit and prove the fact of his participation in the accident.
Help in conflict situations
Sometimes traffic police officers can impute a non-existent violation to the driver. For example, driving through a red light or crossing a solid line. If the driver is sure of his innocence, he can use the record from the registrar as evidence.
The video recorder will also record your communication with the traffic police inspectors. If they misbehave, solicit bribes, or violate instructions, having a video can help you defend your rights.
On the roads, there are swindlers involved in the so-called auto-fences. They simulate an accident and then extort money from the driver. The DVR will help prove their malicious intent and your innocence. Usually scammers, having learned about the presence of a registrar, simply leave.
The video recorder can also help other road users. If you witness an accident or car setup, your video can be of great help to an innocent driver. You can stop and send him the record or leave your phone number.
