I have this dash cam and have been completely satisfied with it; http://www.dod-tech.us/product/dod-ls460w/
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Non Preventable Incident
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Evie3, Jul 26, 2017.
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I'd recommend one that has GPS in it so that it show speed at the time of the incident. (though that can backfire as it made me look like an ### when I showed myself speeding through a construction zone).
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As another PS to this, my son does have a Rand Mcnally device that was expensive, he purchased it new when he was driving for a different company regionally just out of trucking school. I think I remember him saying that can be used as a dash cam somehow, but he has been having problems with battery life - he's been dimming the screen display to help it last to the end of his run. I'm not sure if it would be practical to set up the dash cam feature in that.
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Sent it all to claims and safety, showed the DOT, showed the driver review "board" or whatever and they all said it was my fault because DOT said it was basically.Rusty Trawler, Lepton1 and tinytim Thank this. -
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Just a final comment to finish off this thread. My son dropped off the police report yesterday and when he got back to his terminal this morning the manager gave him a paper that indicates it is being considered non preventable. As others mentioned, it's going into his folder as such and will have no affect on his status in the company. Since no vehicles had to be towed and nobody required medical attention, his MVR is still clean.
I cannot thank all of you enough for your comments. Because I'm not a trucking insider myself, the comments and information from people who know how the business works helped me maintain a positive perspective while waiting to see how the dust would settle from this incident. Please know that you made a difference.RedRover, TaterWagon#62, street beater and 2 others Thank this. -
I always run my dashcam and I take it out every night. All you have to do is clean the windshield and suction cup in the morning when you attach it.
Make sure you can reach it from the driver's seat to do a capture for near misses and other "interesting" happenings.
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Why? Because GPS can lag. It can get confused. Do you really want to try to explain that you weren't doing 65 mph in a 45 zone, it was just that your GPS glitched and didn't update in real time?
But please trust my dashcam footage! That I just put into question...
No data is much, much better than BAD data.
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Sounds like you just had a cheep or defective unit.Lepton1 Thanks this.
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