Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
For private use only. Must not obstruct the driver in any way.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Very strict. Your first fine can be a five-figure sum! Yikes.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
You can use a Dash Cam, but the footage is for private use only. If you're involved in an incident you must inform all parties involved before sending the footage anywhere.
Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver's view or distract them.
Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
Ensure the Dash Cam doesn’t obscure the view or distract the driver in any way.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Make sure you hide identities – faces and number plates as required.
Dash Cams must not obstruct the driver's view. Footage is only for private use and cannot be uploaded to the internet, if you record evidence it must be sent straight to the police.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Must not obstruct the driver's view or be a distraction. Any footage shared publicly must have faces and number plates blurred. Also, footage must be continuously overwritten and only saved when an incident occurs.
Use of Dash Cams is a fairly grey area in Greece. They are legal for personal use but are illegal for publication and insurance purposes. They can only really be used in defence of criminal charges.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver's view. Footage is only for private use and must be removed after five days.
Sole regulation is that it is not a distraction to the driver and doesn’t impair their vision.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver's view or distract them in any way.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver's view or distract them in any way.
If you want to send footage to police or show it in court, you will need to blur faces/license plates.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Owning one is allowed but using it to record is not. Put it in your glovebox when in country!
The Dash Cam must not distract the driver or obscure their view of the road in any way. For privacy reasons faces and number plates must be blurred and unrecognisable.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
The publication of footage is allowed, people must comply with privacy legislation ensuring faces and number plates are blurred out. Dash Cam must not impair the driver's view or ability to driver safely in any way.
Sole regulation is that it is not a distraction to the driver and doesn’t impair their vision.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Owning one is illegal and so is using one. Make sure you leave yours at home if planning to drive to Portugal.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
Place in in a discreet place where it won’t impair the driver.
The Dash Cam must not distract the driver or obscure their view of the road in any way. For privacy reasons faces and number plates must be blurred and unrecognisable.
Must not obstruct the driver’s field of vision.
Must not obstruct the driver’s field of vision. Must only be used as evidence for an incident.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
The Dash Cam must not distract the driver or obscure their view of the road in any way. For privacy reasons faces and number plates must be blurred and unrecognisable.
In theory, they are legal, yet there are many regulations attached to using one, making it next to impossible to get any legal use out of a Dash Cam while obeying Swiss law.
Dash Cam must not obstruct the driver. Faces and number plates must not be recognisable.
The Dash Cam must not distract the driver or obscure their view of the road in any way. For privacy reasons, faces and number plates must be blurred and unrecognisable.
The Dash Cam must not distract the driver or obscure their view of the road. For privacy reasons, faces and number plates but be blurred and unrecognisable.
Dash Cams have become a hugely important piece of in-car technology, they act as an independent witness and record everything that happens in front of the car, as well as behind the vehicle with a Rear Camera Module. Governments, insurers and police forces are progressively recognising the usefulness of Dash Cams and accepting Dash Cam footage as evidence more and more. See the map below to discover where Dash Cams are legal, legal with conditions and illegal.