Thinkware dashcam install

Purely out of curiosity - why is there a link to a post on Motorhomefun in you post, linked to the word "cab"?

It seems an odd place to put a link (not least because I doubt that there are many people here who need an explanation of what "cab" means!).

Roopert wrote:Purely out of curiosity - why is there a link to a post on Motorhomefun in you post, linked to the word "cab"?

It seems an odd place to put a link (not least because I doubt that there are many people here who need an explanation of what "cab" means!).

Don’t know I didn’t put it in, automatic

Roopert wrote:Purely out of curiosity - why is there a link to a post on Motorhomefun in you post, linked to the word "cab"?

It seems an odd place to put a link (not least because I doubt that there are many people here who need an explanation of what "cab" means!).

It’s there because it’s a copy and paste of the same post on MotorhomeFun

Ah, that would explain it and the Size 19 font - both have been added by the Motorhomefun text editor, and then copied and pasted across.

I must admit the auto-adding of links is an increasingly common feature (thankfully not on this forum though), and it's one that I hate - because the links are almost always irrelevant to the content of the post.

IanH wrote:Re dashcams....
Worth reading the legality re these in EU countries.
For example. A complete no no in Luxembourg where they are illegal.
Switzerland iffy too..read it up

We drove through Switzerland beginning of year no issues was not stopped anywhere

mikeelawson wrote:

We drove through Switzerland beginning of year no issues was not stopped anywhere

In Switzerland apparently.

"Although legal, there are rules for dash cams, firstly you need lawful reason, secondly everyone recorded by the camera must be aware and lastly you can only record key events not ordinary driving "


https://nextbase.co.uk/hub/european-dash-cam-legality-2022-/

its all a risk vs reward game. We sell electric bikes in our shops. We warn customers about chipping them, but a good 10% still do despite our vary stringent warning (aside of the warranty issues).