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I've said it before many times, and I'll say it again.

The Dashcam I have in my vehicle cost me ~$70, its even cheaper now, $58.
I've pulled video from it half a dozen times already in the 6 months I've had it, believe it or not, mostly for non-accident related things.

I did get rear ended by a motorcycle at one point. While the Dashcam only points forward, it records audio as well.
In the video, you can clearly see that I am completely stopped, then hear the 'Skreeeeeeeeeeeee' of his tires after slamming on his brakes before the 'thwump' of him hitting me.
All in all, he just hit my trailer hitch, no damage to me, minimal damage to his bike. He elected to just shake hands and drive off when I told him that I didn't care.
However, had he elected to try and claim anything, I had the evidence to the contrary right there.

A <$100 one-time investment for piece of mind.

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If you just want a direct link to the camera, this is the same model as mine electronically, but without worthless LED lights. If I were buying one today, it would be this one:
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$57.84 for the camera, plus a SD Card. I recommend Sandisk Extreme:
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8GB gets you about 6 Hours on a loop. I have a 32gb in mine which nets me about 24 hours.