Dash cams are legal in Colorado but must comply with state traffic laws on windshield obstructions and local ordinances like Denver’s. Proper installation ensures safety and avoids fines under Colorado Rev. Stat. §42-4-227, while one-party consent applies to audio recordings.
Legality Overview
Dash cams, also known as dashboard cameras or driving recorders, record video through a vehicle’s windshield and are permitted statewide without specific bans. They capture road views, sometimes with audio, GPS, speed, or interior feeds, aiding in accident documentation or vandalism claims. However, no state mandate requires them for private vehicles, though some rideshare services may enforce usage.
Mounting Rules
Mount dash cams behind…..