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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is OE witness?

  The OE WITNESS vision is to provide a high-quality dash cam solution that is precision engineered to a vehicle specific original style design, producing an original equipment equivalent giving the end user the perfectly integrated digital video recorder.

• What is a witness statement?

  A witness statement is a document recording the evidence of a person who you have spoken to, which is signed by that person to confirm that the contents of the statement are true. In general, the statement should only contain information on what the witness saw, and not what others have said to him / her.

• Are witness statements classed as evidence in Scotland?

  In Scotland, in the past, a witness statement was not normally considered to be evidence in its own right. This was because witness statements are classed as hearsay when led as evidence of the truth of their facts. However, where a statement is led in evidence only to prove that it was made, then that was and remains quite legitimate.

• What is an eye witness?

  A person who, from his eyes, witnesses any act or scene of the crime, is an eye witness to that offence. An eye witness may be any person like a stranger or relative or any other person. From the perspective of evidence, an eye witness is an important evidence in solving a case. It is generally said that anything can betray but not the eyes.

• What should I know about a dual dash cam?

  Know that dash cams cut both ways. The dual dash cam has one front-facing camera and one rear- facing camera. If you get in an accident with another driver, a visible dash camera is a sign that you have footage of it. The other person may tell their insurance company and their attorneys may want a copy of what you recorded on your camera.

• What does a dash cam record?

  A dash cam, also known as a car camera, continuously records the view of the road or inside of the car (depending on where it's pointed), traffic conditions and more. Many cams have built-in microphones to record audio along with the video.

• Where is a dash cam mounted?

  As the name suggests, the dash cam is mounted to a car's dashboard, or occasionally the windshield. Mounting the camera is usually not difficult. Dashboard cameras are attached by suction, adhesive or a magnetic mount.

• What should you look for in a dash cam?

  At least 1080p resolution: A dash cam’s video—whether captured in light or dark conditions—has to be sharp and distinct enough that you, a lawyer, your insurance company, or a member of law enforcement can read license plates and see other details clearly.