Many drivers in South Korea use dash cameras. Recently, due to an increase in accidents, some politicians are also proposing pedal cameras for added safety.
Are pedal cams the answer to South Korea’s traffic disputes over sudden acceleration?
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 4 – Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has directed that all Public Service Vehicles (PSV) and school buses must be fitted with dashboard cameras to help in curbing road accidents. Speaking during a prayer service for the victims of the Londiani accident that claime... Read more
They would make it easier to file insurance claims after an accident. Plus, people will be more careful on the road when they know they are being recorded.
A good idea for road safety, but a bad one for your privacy.
Many drivers in South Korea use dash cameras. Recently, due to an increase in accidents, some politicians are also proposing pedal cameras for added safety.
This is a bit different, but some people in the UK have been campaigning for mandatory pedal cameras to record drivers’ foot movements while driving.
There is a push in Kenya to install dash cams on public service vehicles to help curb the rising number of road accidents.
Check this out! There is a state in India that requires all cars used for driving tests to have dashboard cameras.
https://www.drivespark.com/off-beat/new-driving-test-rules-kerala-dashboard-cams-011-047559.html
They would make it easier to file insurance claims after an accident. Plus, people will be more careful on the road when they know they are being recorded.