There's really no reason for this. Everyone should have a dashcam, that much I agree on. But dashcams are cheap(ish), reliable, and you don't have to think muc

There's really no reason for this. Everyone should have a dashcam, that much I agree on. But dashcams are cheap(ish), reliable, and you don't have to think much about them. The whole point, to me at least, is that it's always there, like a silent guardian. We shouldn't have to remember, or fiddle with our phones, or block our field of vision for this. I spent about $100 on a dual front and rear facing cam. It tucks out of the way, turns on with the vehicle, has shock protection when parked, night vision, etc.