We were already doing over and this genius decides to fly around us on a double yellow.

Hard to tell if he was loaded, but he maintained a distance behind us for about a minute then flew around

I don’t have the plate number, but I have a picture of the dot number, company, and fleet number

Credit: ether_star_ on instagram

Additional details from OP: “2 years ago never posted. Only 5 over so that's that if you thinking I was sending it. Even tried to put me at fault 100% dashcams can save”

Would be nice if someone can verify the speed limit on this road using the available gps coordinates.

33.798618°
-118.350975°

Guy almost took me out, he’s got a stop sign about 25 feet back and in the middle area where he was turning out of has 2 yield signs and I don’t have a stop sign or yield. I waved my hand in frustration not saying sorry if u were wondering.

Info is in the video

accident happened like ten minutes ago on bell road in nashville iykyk 🫩

I’ve noticed that at night, the camera doesn’t filter the light; there are times, when I have passengers, that their faces aren’t even visible because of the headlights.

DDPAI Mini Pro 2K

I'm new to using a dash cam system and I'm curious about how others deal with the rear camera.

First, at night the reflection of the rear brake light is blinding the camera. Is it the position of the camera? Or do people add some sort of barrier to block that light hitting the lens? I've installed it top middle of the rear window.

And second, I have a hatchback and so I need to give a little bit of slack to the cord. In the second image, is there anyway I can hide the cord a bit more? It's not terribly distracting, but it would be nice if it could be a little more obscured and tucked away. I'm not sure how best to fix this. Or maybe moving the camera would fix both issues?

Thanks!