Is it necessary to install both front and rear dash cams?

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SanCassandra
07/29/25 11:47am
It is not necessary to install dash cams both in the front and rear. Dash cams are typically installed in the upper middle area of the front windshield, which does not obstruct the driver's view while still fulfilling the recording function. A dash cam is a device that records images, sounds, and related information during vehicle operation. After installation, it can document the entire driving process in video and audio, providing evidence in case of traffic accidents. The dash cam continuously records while driving, capturing time, speed, and location data in the footage. It can also be used at home as a DV camera to record daily life or as a home surveillance device, and it can serve as a parking monitor. Generally, a dash cam consists of a main unit, a speed sensor, data analysis software, and an infrared camera.
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