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It is said that nothing protects against traffic accidents better than caution. This is, of course, true, but even the most loyal car enthusiasts, even when driving extremely safely, can get into various tricky situations, during which not only traffic rules may be violated, but also vehicles may be damaged. In such cases, a video recorder installed in the car helps to insure against additional costs for car insurance.

Car video recorders record everything that happens in front of your car (and often behind it). Video recordings are useful not only for drivers themselves, but also for insurance companies or police officers. The video recorder also has a cabin recording function, which is useful in the event of theft from the car. Such a video recorder helps to identify offenders much faster.

Having a video recorder in your car will help you avoid many problems, not only with the other person involved in the accident, but also with your insurance company. You will also avoid theft or vandalism, as the recorder will record all persons who approach the car.

There are video recorders that have additional features, such as night vision, GPS radar databases, parking mode, updates via Wi-Fi, built-in sensors that can detect sudden movements or impacts and automatically start recording.

We will advise you on what type of video recorder you need when you arrive at the Autogaras showroom and our service will install it for you. If you want to ensure your peace of mind, protection, not pay for speeding and have valuable evidence in the event of an accident or incident on the road, then you definitely need a video recorder .

UAB Autogarsas - Official Neoline distributor in Lithuania.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is it legal to use a video recorder in different EU countries?

The German automobile club ADAC points out that there is a real lack of legislation in the EU regulating the use of video recorders.

Experts indicate that video recorders can be safely used in the following countries - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, France, Spain, Netherlands, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Norway, Romania, Serbia, Great Britain, Hungary and Italy.

Norway, Netherlands – the use of video recorders is permitted only for personal purposes and only on the condition that the device does not distract the driver.

France – provided that the video recorder does not reduce visibility.

Hungary – recordings must be in low resolution and unnecessary data must be deleted within 5 days of recording. Recordings must not be accessible to third parties.

ADAC specialists advise against using a video recorder in countries such as Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal, Switzerland, Sweden and Germany.

In Austria, the situation is a bit more complicated. Although video recorders are not banned, the legislation does not directly authorize their use.

Where is the video recorder installed?

The video recorder is mounted on the dashboard of the car, or on the glass next to the mirror, and records the road ahead while driving. If it is a two-camera video recorder, the second camera is mounted at the back, at the top of the car's glass.

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