Non Preventable Incident

Yep, not only this but some military weapons depend on GPS as does most aviation.

 

Wow. Not sure how to respond to that. I guess millions of gps users and devices are wrong? Or maybe was posted by someone who was frozen in the late 70's when the technology first began being developed, and was just thawed and revived? Welcome back.

 

I have seen a thing or two. I will not willingly be bit by a missed byte.

You do not need a speed reading on your video to prove what happened. Maybe your modern electronics ALWAYS live up to perfection in their performance, but I highly doubt it.

Especially GPS which I can't seem to be able to get to locate me consistently. I have the fastest truck in the known universe: According to my GPS tracking I went 300 miles to another city and back to a spot 1 mile from where I started in 3 minutes. What a time to be alive!

But if you want to pay extra for a feature you don't need and which may cause you issues... Go for it. It's a freeish country.

 

It'll work like a charm until it gets marching orders from Murphy. It's a feature you don't need, costs extra and if it glitches at the right moment will cause you a lot of problems.

 

Yep. That dashcam with GPS that you bought at Walmart for $150 is absolutely the same thing. That's why ICBMs only cost a couple thousand dollars each. /sarcasm

We're talking dashcams here. The GPS receiver in that camera is not high quality and certainly not military grade. The GPS in your phone is maybe a little better (or not) because that is where the dashcam manufacturers likely sourced the unit. From the cell phone industry.

The GPS unit in your truck (as part of an electronic logging system or as a stand alone GPS unit) is of way better quality than the anything in a phone. Let alone a "cheap" dash cam.

 

If it weren’t for bad luck he wouldn’t have any luck at all.

 

The Medical portion of a reportable accident says 'required immediate medical treatment away from the scene' so someone seeking medical treatment after the fact is NOT reportable

ALSO If there is a vehicle towed or medical activity, if the driver receives a citation he has to go for Post accident drug and alcohol testing.

 

That may be a company policy, but just because a vehicle was towed does not require a drug test per law. Having a vehicle towed will make it dot reportable though.