Thinkware M1 Motorbike Cam, 1080P Motorcycle Camera Dual Front and Rear Motorbike Dash Cam. Waterproof Motorcycle Recorder, ATV, Sports Action Camera. 32GB SD Card and Hardwire Cable. Android/iOS App

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I remember the one up near J40 was broken not long after it first got put in, was flashing at every car going past. The first image is from a smart motorway where there limits are not only for safety but for congestion management. BUILT-IN GPS ANTENNA: With GPS, this Thinkware dash cam can record the vehicle or motorbike’s driving speed, its precise location and route identification on the map.Full HD movies (at 1280 x 960 pixels) are captured at 137-degree ultra-wide angle of view to record memorable scenes entirely. Our versatile M1 front and rear dash cam for motorsport vehicles uses cutting-edge electronic image stabilisation (EIS) to ensure you get smooth and steady footage. com/car-insurance/uk-speed-limits-explained I interpret ‘to’ in the Highways England advice in my answer as ‘within’. Update: My wife almost got creamed by a car while she was riding behind me, i had the car in the cameras view for a short time both front and rear, the footage was useless, all we could tell was that it was maybe a VW suv.

I am forever up and down the M1 between Leeds and Nottingham, the cruise control in the car is usually set to 75 or 76 (so more 73 or 74 in reality). The images saved in the previous application will be deleted when the previous application is uninstalled.I used isopropyl alcohol to clean up, but there is a pair of spare sticky pads supplied for if you ever need to move them (or you mess it up! Btw i am constantly facing issues with this mac (since when i bought this in Nov) like my esc key and siri refused to work suddenly after every 2-3 days of restart and then it required another restart to get back to work. To avoid possible confusion please be aware that CCTV traffic cameras may face towards or against the flow of traffic. Some of them used to flash once not twice as a warning, if you were over but not by enough for a ticket.