What is the reason for the sudden loss of reverse camera image in a dash cam?

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McAlivia
07/29/25 11:27pm
The reason for the sudden loss of reverse camera image in a dash cam is a connection issue between the camera and the central control screen, or a problem with the camera or central control screen itself. Below are the specific functions of a dash cam: 1. Protecting the driver's legal rights: In case of accidents involving pedestrians crossing the road or cyclists and motorcyclists, there might be extortion attempts. The dash cam can provide valid evidence for the driver. 2. Facilitating traffic police in handling accidents: By replaying the recorded footage, the responsibility for the accident becomes clear, allowing the police to handle the situation quickly and accurately. This not only enables rapid clearance of the scene to restore traffic flow but also preserves valid evidence of the incident, contributing to a safe and smooth traffic environment. 3. Reducing the incidence of accidents: If every vehicle is equipped with a dash cam, drivers will be less likely to violate traffic rules, significantly decreasing the accident rate. 4. Providing a basis for sentencing: When courts adjudicate road traffic accident cases, the dash cam footage offers accurate and reliable evidence for sentencing and compensation, and also serves as a basis for insurance company claims.
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