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There’s a new trend that’s growing in popularity on the roads today: dash cams. Dash cams are hailed for their usefulness in protecting drivers, their vehicles, and for providing valuable video evidence if something happens to a vehicle. When shopping for dash cams, you’ve probably noticed that there are plenty of different types out there, which offer a range of features. One of the common features you might see is dash cams with an LTE connection. What does it mean when a camera is an LTE da

Nexar One is Nexar’s latest, most futuristic, tech forward dash cam. If you’ve done your research, you know that Nexar One promises 4K video and remote streaming. It’s basically a 4K Ring doorbell for your car. Nexar One is also the first of its kind on the market.

New driver? Congrats, we're excited to have you on the road! Before you get out there, we think it's important to take a look at some tips for first time drivers. We have put together a guide that tells you everything you need to know before you hit the road. So buckle up and dive in!

Successful fleet management requires the thorough supervision of multiple vehicles and their drivers. The job of keeping track of several vehicles traveling in different directions at different times calls for a comprehensive system, one that allows quick access to key information about the vehicles’ operations. Today’s technological tools provide fleet managers with highly detailed data that improves safety and efficacy. Some of them even do it in real-time. How Does Fleet Management Work?

Joining the rideshare network of over 3.9 million Uber drivers or the 1.4 million Lyft drivers worldwide can be a great way to earn income, and unlike working for a taxi service, you get to keep your own tips. It is one of the few jobs that can provide steady work while allowing for total flexibility of hours. Uber drivers generally transport people, meals and packages while Lyft drivers are also known for transporting medical supplies and essential items for those that can’t get them on their o

What do you want to use your dash cam for? Depending on your needs and the type of driver you are, you might be interested in different features and models. Top features to consider include: number of cameras, storage capabilities, video resolution, GPS capabilities and parking mode capabilities.

Truckers spend most of their time on the road. They drive slower, heavier, and with more responsibility than 4-wheelers. They drive for hours on end and in all kinds of weather. They stop to refresh and leave their cargo unattended. Accordingly, they are vulnerable in ways that other drivers are not, and therefore require a particular kind of protection. Many individual drivers choose to protect themselves from being blamed for an accident or from theft by buying a dash cam that records the road

If you’re a driver, you’re probably familiar with those instances where someone makes a mistake and won’t take responsibility. When you have a dash cam, the he-said, she-said disappears as everything is captured and you always have the proof you need. Someone hits your parked car and drives away?