Dash Camera

A dash cam is a compact camera mounted inside a vehicle to record the road ahead while driving. It continuously captures video footage during trips and can provide evidence in case of accidents or disputes. Many models include loop recording to save storage space efficiently. Some dash cams feature night vision for clear recording in low-light conditions. Advanced versions offer GPS tracking and speed monitoring. Built-in sensors can automatically save footage when a collision is detected. Dual-camera systems can record both the front and rear views of the vehicle. Dash cams help improve driver accountability and enhance road safety. They are widely used by private drivers, fleet operators, and rideshare services.