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Driver WARNING - Your dash cam could land you up to £9,000 fine and see you JAILED abroad MOTORISTS in Britain are being warned about using a dash cam while driving abroad as it could land you thousands of pounds worth of fines and even a prison sentence while abroad.
By Luke John Smith PUBLISHED: 08:14, Mon, Aug 6, 2018 UPDATED: 14:48, Mon, Aug 6, 2018
Drivers using dash cams in Europe can land fines of up to £9,000 (Image: GETTY) Dash cams are becoming increasingly more popular in Britain, with drivers using to protect themselves in case of a crash.
In fact, some insurers are even recognising the benefit of dash cam footage in the instance of a crash and a claim and can offer drivers a discount for using them.
However, it is a different case across other countries in Europe.
A number of EU countries can punish drivers for using a dash cam while abroad and even risk a prison sentence for using them.
The use of a dash cam is completely illegal in Austria and drivers can be fined £9,000 for being caught using them and up to £22,000 for repeat offences.
In Luxembourg, drivers are banned from using them and can even face prison time for using them and in Portugal, motorists are banned from using or owning one.
While some EU countries completely ban them, there are some that allow driver stop film while driving but have serval restrictions in place in regards to sharing or using the footage.
For example in Germany, drivers can use them cameras but must not post it to social media and in France and Belgium footage is strictly only allowed for “private use”.
Tim Shallcross, head of technical policy and advice at IAM Roadsmart, said: “The dash cam can be a double-edged sword.
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Austria
While it is not illegal to own a dash cam it is completely illegal to use and drivers could face fines of up to around £9,000 and up to £22,000 for repeat offenders.
Luxembourg
Owning a dash cam is allowed in Luxembourg, but using one is still totally illegal. If you take one, make sure it remains away and not in use.
Portugal
It is completely illegal to own and use a dash cam, so make sure you leave it at home.
Belgium You can both own and use one, but only for ‘private use’. This means that if there is an accident, the driver is reasonable for informing all the parties before submitting the footage as evidence.
France
Similarly to Belgium, the cameras are restricted to private use and cannot upload the footage online. In the case of an accident, the footage must go straight to the police.
Germany
like in the UK and France, the camera must not restrict the driver’s view and if shared online any faces and number plates must be obscured to comply with the country’s privacy laws.
Norway
The rules echo those of them in the Uk in the sense that it must be out of the way of the driver’s view.
Switzerland
While it is not illegal to use a dash cam there are a lot of heavy restrictions which makes its uses fairly redundant.
It must not be used for entertainment and documenting a journey as there has to be a legal purpose to recording.
Other drivers must be aware they are being recorded. In addition to this strict privacy laws inhibit the illicit recording of people, places, and other cars that are not related to the incident.
Where in Europe it is legal to use a dash cam:
Bosnia and Herzegovina Denmark Italy Malta Netherlands Serbia Spain Sweden
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