Traffic accidents often occur at a moment, and drivers responsible for the accident often leave before information is collected. Although a single dash cam can help capture some details, a single dash cam is usually not enough to record the full picture of what happened.

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[Mobile China News] Traffic accidents often occur at a moment, and drivers responsible for the accident often leave before information is collected. Although a single dash cam can help capture some details, a single dash cam is usually not enough to record the full picture of what happened.

Comroads, a social networking platform company based in Tel Aviv, Israel, has released a beta application that allows easy uploading and sharing of dash cam records.

Traffic accidents often occur at a moment, and drivers responsible for the accident often leave before information is collected. Although a single dash cam can help capture some details, a single dash cam is usually not enough to record the full picture of what happened. - DayDayNews

This is like Waze helps commuters solve traffic problems, Comroads focuses on building a community of drivers who can easily retrieve, upload and share records from their dashcam using the app.

The app is designed to help other drivers testify against those who do not want to take responsibility in traffic cases they encounter. By packing together records from dash cam of all nearby drivers at the time of the accident, Comroads will be able to provide victims with a panoramic view of the accident. This helps to prove the innocence of the victims and to prove those at fault—even if they refuse to take responsibility. The app is suitable for a Wi-Fi-capable dashcam and is very easy to install and use. After downloading the Android app, the user matches the phone with a compatible dash recorder and then it is ready to use it.

currently supports dash recorder models including YI, Viofo WR1 and Viofo A129, and the company will launch support for other models next year. The app will then automatically detect when the car is driving. In driving mode, the app anonymously maps the driver's trip and matches the records of his dash cam, allowing the user to specify a location on the map and then easily share videos of that location. If a driver encounters a traffic accident, they will be able to record accident points on the app's route map to see if there are other Comroads community members there, and then they can request to call other members' dashcam videos.

When a member of the Comroads community reports an accident, the app will be able to find nearby drivers who may have recorded the relevant video. The driver then can view what happened — time and time again — from a different perspective to see how the accident happened. The shared videos are completely anonymous, and the company has no partnership with law enforcement agencies or government agencies, nor does it share uploader information with any third party. The app is also able to record parking and provide protection when the vehicle is not on the road. If the car is damaged while parked, the owner can select a location on the map within the app to see if anyone in the Comroads community has relevant records.

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