Dashcams record video and audio from inside a vehicle and can provide valuable information in the event of an accident. (Photo: ALM Archives)
The use of dashcams in vehicle accident reconstruction for insurance claims has become increasingly popular in recent years. Dashcams, or in-car cameras, are devices that record video and audio from inside a vehicle and are typically mounted on the dashboard or windscreen. These cameras can provide valuable evidence in the event of a collision, helping to establish the sequence of events and determine who was at fault.
Data from dashcams is becoming an increasingly valuable resource for vehicle accident reconstruction experts, as it can provide a wealth of information about the events leading up to and during an accident. Dashcams are in-car cameras that capture video and audio of the driver's view of the road. This data can be used to analyze an accident and help determine its cause.
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