Does Beidou Parking Require Turning Off the Engine?
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After parking, the dashcam does not need to be unplugged from the power source, as dashcams come with collision detection. The dashcam will automatically shut off after the engine is turned off. Additionally, if it is plugged into the cigarette lighter port, there will be no power if the ACC state is not activated. However, for peace of mind, it is best to unplug it. Below are the functions of a dashcam: 1. Protecting the driver's legal rights: For pedestrians, bicycles, and motorcycles that cross the road, the dashcam can prevent the driver from being extorted in the event of a collision, serving as effective evidence for the driver. 2. Facilitating the determination of accident liability: In the event of an accident, replaying the recorded footage makes the responsibility clear, helping traffic police handle the accident quickly and accurately. It also allows for the quick removal of vehicles from the scene, facilitating traffic recovery while preserving valid evidence. This creates a safe and smooth traffic environment and ensures fairness. 3. Serving as a deterrent to reduce accident rates: With a dashcam in place, drivers are less likely to drive recklessly, significantly reducing the incidence of accidents. Even in the event of a hit-and-run, the dashcam can capture relevant information about the offending vehicle, greatly reducing hit-and-run cases. 4. Providing evidence for insurance claims: If compensation for traffic accident damages needs to be determined by court judgment, the dashcam can provide evidence, making sentencing and compensation more accurate. 5. Effectively preventing fraud: In cases of professional fraud or roadside robbery, the dashcam can record the scene of the incident and the appearance of the perpetrator, providing crucial evidence for solving the case. 6. Recording life experiences: Many car owners now enjoy self-driving tours and can use the dashcam to document their journeys—whether smooth and scenic or rough and muddy—each experience is a valuable memory.
