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Originally Posted by alpha_1976
Not for me. The reason is this - I drive very defensively. I leave enough space between me and car in front and also like to have someone behind me who is leaving enough space as well (not very difficult to do at all- in fact it will happen automatically as tailgaters or drivers who are in rush will leave your tail quickly realizing how boring you are). I stick to right lane unless passing or the lanes are full and two many entering ramps e.g. in busy city. I keep looking around to make sure these conditions are full filled. Make sure you look around at each stop sign. Basically do what you are supposed to do every single time. Always pay your full attention to driving. I don't take calls or text. Never had any accident (have not called my insurance - they are simply making money from me) and I drive about 100 miles everyday on a very busy interstate (to work). And let me tell you this - it's not very difficult to do that and you will still reach your destination just like everybody else and sooner than lane changer and tailgaters.
Now it doesn't mean you will never have an accident if it's not your fault. Chances are highly reduced though IMO. I'll see how to handle when that happens but NO to dash cam.
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The purpose of a dash cam is not to record your own SAFE driving so I'm puzzled by your comments.
Tell you what, pull up youtube and watch a couple dash cam videos and you will see what the usefullness is like when you are driving along and somebody texting side-swipes you and then speeds off.
Frankly, I'm completely baffled by your logic that safe drivers have no use for them.