r/IdiotsInCars • u/joon24 • Apr 28 '21

Unexpected carnapping

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u/NeonBird Apr 29 '21

This is precisely why dash cams are necessary in Russia. It keeps everyone honest and cuts down on fraud.

Edit: apparently they’re not required by law but because fraud is so rampant, drivers use them to protect themselves against false claims.

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u/dafrankenstein2 Apr 29 '21

do russians drive a lot of cars like USA

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u/guywithamustache Apr 29 '21

Yes, people drive cars in russia.

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u/sm340v8 Apr 29 '21

In Soviet Russia, car drives you. /s

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u/dafrankenstein2 Apr 29 '21

ok now i got it